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Is Sustainability Just A Band-Aid?

Posted in activism, Africa, business, business realism, business strategy, capitalism, cars, climate change, co-responsibility, community, companies, compensation, consumers, consumption, corporate citizenship, Corporate Sustainability, cost, CSR, CSV, culture, earnings, emissions, energy, environment, ethics, global, global warming, leadership, manufacturing, money, mutual responsibility, poverty, products, profits, public responsibility, purpose, realism, recession, responsibility, revenues, Shared Value, shareholders, society, sustainability, Uncategorized, value, values, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , on December 8, 2011 | 2 Comments »

Something has been bugging me for a while now. It’s not a new issue but something that has been slapping me on the head daily for the last few months more than it has done in the past. Maybe it is the continued economic struggles the world is going through. Maybe it is the Occupy [...]

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The Future of Business and Sustainability

Posted in brands, business, business realism, business strategy, cause, cause marketing, co-responsibility, commodities, community, companies, consumers, consumption, corporate citizenship, cost, culture, entrepreneurs, environment, evolution, global, green, manufacturing, marketing, mutual responsibility, products, profits, purpose, realism, recession, responsibility, revenues, services, Shared Value, shareholders, social investment, society, sustainability, value, values, tagged , , , , , on August 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

Sustainability should be much simpler than what we make it out to be. It’s not very complicated – take actions today that leaves the world in a better or no worse place for future generations. But the devil is always in the details. And this made me think a little of what are the different [...]

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