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Getting Radically Tempered: Creating Sustainability Change From The Inside

By Christina_Gilyutin on November 5, 2009 3 Comments creating change, CSR, CSR report, green company, GRI initiative, Grid Alternatives, radical change, sustainability, sustainability consulting, sustainability initiatives, sustainability principle, Taproot Foundation, Tempered Radicals: How Everyday Leaders Inspire Change at Work

There are an unlimited number of other ways to have a positive impact through your work. Thus, I am thrilled to move on this week to talk about those other ways. I have met a number of people from organizations such as The Gap, Whole Foods and Ford that have told me stories about how being a “tempered radical” in those organizations allowed them to bring about significant sustainability changes and initiatives.

The Catch 22 of CSR Reporting and The Paradox of Trust

By Elaine_Cohen on September 24, 2009 4 Comments corporate responsibily, CSR report, fair and balanced, marcom, PR, stakeholder, sustainability, sustainable best practice, transparently, trust

Guest Post by Elaine Cohen, Joint CEO of BeyondBusiness Ltd The purpose of a CSR report is to build trust. By operating transparently and responding openly to stakeholder concerns and aspirations, through a “fair and balanced” presentation of the material issues relating to your organization’s sustainability and corporate responsibility efforts, you build trust. Trust, so […]