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The Four Best Practice Strategies Needed for Successful Carbon Management

By Tracey de Morsella on March 10, 2010 1 Comment BAE Systems, Best Practices Carbon Management, BHP Billiton, BP, building management systems, business process changes, carbon issue, carbon management, carbon management strategies, carbon reduction plan, CEOs, Chief Sustainability Officer, cisco, CO2 emissions, CO2 reduction goals, cross-functional strategy, CSR Directors, Dow Chemical Company, electric vehicle fleet trials, energy managers, finance, financial analysis, fuel data, granular energy, HP, Operations, Peter Charville-Mort, Proctor & Gamble, SAP, social responsibility, sustainability programs, Tracey de Morsella, transformational change, unintended consequences, Verdantix, Wal-Mart

The Four Best Practice Strategies Needed for Successful Carbon Management

A new report released by independent research firm, Verdantix, explains why firms are floundering with carbon management and putting the future of the business at risk due to flawed governance and strained business processes. It warns that unless CEOs take ownership of carbon management as a business transformation challenge their firms will fail to achieve absolute reductions in CO2 emissions.

The 3rd Annual Opportunity Green Business Conference at UCLA in Los Angeles

By Chris de Morsella on June 25, 2009 Comments Off on The 3rd Annual Opportunity Green Business Conference at UCLA in Los Angeles Alexis Madrigal, Annie Leonard, Art Center College of Design, Aspen Skiing Company, Auden Schendler, Barney’s, BMW, Boise Thomas, BusinessWeek.com, California, Chris Hacker, Chris Jordan, Free Range Studios, Fridolin Beisert, Green Business, green conference, green economy, Greenopolis, Heidrun Mumper-Drumm, Helen Walters, Joe Laur, Johnson and Johnson, Jonah Sachs, Julie Gilhart, Leilani Munter, Len Sauers, Los Angeles, Marc Alt, Mini Cooper, Opportunity Green Business Conference, Peter Diamandis, Planet Green, Proctor & Gamble, Rocky Mountain Institute, The Story of Stuff, Trudy Hardy, UCLA, UCLA Anderson School of Management, X Prize Foundation

The 3rd annual Opportunity Green Business Conference, on November 7-8, 2009 and hosted by the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s Price Center brings together more than 500 prime movers & shakers and up & coming innovators driving today’s new green economy. It is certainly one of the Los Angeles metro area’s premier annual gatherings in the green economy space and features some of the brightest leaders and innovators at the forefront of the green business revolution.