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In Search of the Chief Sustainability Officer

By Ellen Weinreb on July 29, 2010 4 Comments Albermarle Corporation, buildings industry, C-suite, Campbell’s Soup, chemical industry, Chief Sustainability Officer, Chief Sustainability Officers Network, Corporate Environmental Programs Manager, corporate social responsibility, corporate strategy, CSO, CSOs, CSR, CSR job postings, CSR Jobs Report, CSR titles, Dave Stangis, David Clary, David Kepler, Dow, DuPont, Frank O’Brien-Bernini, Linda Fisher, Owens Corning, recruiter, SENT, shareholders, sustainability, Sustainability Executive NeTwork, sustainability recruiter, Vice President

In Search of the Chief Sustainability Officer

There has been an increase in senior-level corporate positions—those with VP and Director titles in the CSR and sustainability sector. Companies are placing an increased value on CSR as a component of corporate strategy, which elevates the importance of positions overseeing CSR. The emergence of the CSO title is indicative of the growing trend of sustainability as a core business strategy.“CSO” is a title that senior-most CSR executives will increasingly carry.

After Drastic 68% Decline CSR Job Postings on the Upswing

By Tracey de Morsella on March 12, 2010 3 Comments A Resource Guide for MBA Careers in Sustainability, BSR, BSR CSR Jobs Page, Business for Social Responsibility, Business for Social Responsibility CSR Jobs Page, Campbell’s Soup, corporate citizenship, corporate social responsibility, Corporate Social Responsibility jobs, corporate strategy, CSR, CSR job postings, CSR jobs, CSR Jobs Report, Dave Stangis, economic indicators, economic recession, Ellen Weinreb, environmental management, Green Economy Post, Katie Kross, Liz Maw, Net Impact, SOM, sustainability, Sustainability Recruiting, Tracey de Morsella

After Drastic 68% Decline CSR Job Postings on the Upswing

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) jobs appear to have been another casualty of the global economic recession. But, the good news is that, like other economic indicators, this one appears to be on the upswing.