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Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
Dunira Strategy - Faroe Islands
Our project there:
- Ecotourism strategy - Advised on ecotourism development options.
Imagine if…we were able to co-create with the scientific and business communities a set of transparent ESG criteria, indicators and benchmarks that defined a truly sustainable business; one that creates positive social, ecological and financial value. Furthermore, imagine if these criteria were used by raters and rankers to evaluate and share ESG performance so that investors could have a clear idea about who the best performing businesses were, and therefore, were better informed about where to place their capital. What could that mean? We think it could mean a lot.
This was the context for the “Towards a Gold-standard Benchmark for Sustainable Business ” workshop on September 11th. The workshop included representatives of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, Corporate Knights, SustainAbility, Sustainalytics, B Lab, the UN Global Compact, CBSR, The Natural Step Canada, GlobeScan, KPMG, The Sustainability Advantage, Edward James Consulting, amongst others.
The advert gives audiences an insight into Yemen's tourism destinations through images depicting the beautiful natural sites, enchanting architecture and colourful culture. It offers a great opportunity for viewers to learn more about the unique magnificence of Yemen's destinations, its history and culture. Scuba diving, paragliding, the untouched beauty of Socotra island in the Indian Ocean and the ancient skyscrapers of the World Heritage Site and capital Sana'a are among the images waiting to be discovered and, of course, for those adventurous enough to make the journey itself. Enjoy...
This video on Youtube: youtu.be/67V3pgTK0-4
Google search results on project number one with Greg Wendt! On this one you can see at the bottom of the page that this indeed the first page of a Google search. Systems Thinking Live Presentation by Green Economy Expert Greg Wendt. Animation produced by Francis Battaglia. Green Rocket leverages digital media and online video marketing strategy to meet and surpass business objectives for local, national and international green businesses and for-benefit organizations in order to further sustainability and the emergence of a global green economy.
A Google search for green economy expert on Monday, February 28, 2011, resulted in rank #1 and #2 listing for Green Rocket's first project, Greg Wendt clip 6 and clip 8 of his 9-part talk uploaded to GreenRocketDigital's YouTube Channel on Friday three days prior. Video workflow with data management / SEO and SEM strategy must have been worth the effort. Of course that ranking requires ongoing effort. Greg and his work are worth it so that is my goal. Still pretty exciting feedback on the first project. Awesome Search Results on First Project with Green Rocket!
Sustainable Business Roundtable 2019
On April 11 and 12, 2019, Sustainable Business Roundtable member companies and invited guests met to discuss “Digital Innovations & Startups Driving Sustainability” at ESMT Berlin.
Speakers included:
Tamer Boyaci (Director of the Center for Sustainable Business & Leadership, ESMT Berlin); Ernesto Ciorra (Head of Innovability, Enel); Bruno Meireles de Sousa (Venture Partner, Cargill); Sofie Blakstad (CEO, hiveonline); Bärbel Reckhardt (CEO, i-MED vision); Eva Ploner (i-MED vision); Peter Windischhofer (Founder, refurbed); Gary Lewis (CEO, Resourcify); Mehmet Memecan (CEO, Tarfin); Linus Dahlander (Associate Professor of Strategy and Lufthansa Group Chair in Innovation, ESMT Berlin); Sidhant Panda & Madeleine Parker (MIM Students, ESMT Berlin); Alexander Alten-Lorenz (Chief Architect Global Platform/ Technology, E.ON); Harald Schmidt (Sustainability Manager, E.ON); Philipp Buddemeier (Principal Director at Accenture Strategy | Sustainability); Donato Calace (Director of Innovation, Datamaran); Bruno Gasparroni (Senior Associate Group Institutional Affairs and Sustainability, UniCredit); Philipp Meister (Senior Director Sustainability Strategy, adidas); Simon Stegmemann (Co-founder, N3XTCODER); Thomas Osburg (Professor Sustainable Marketing & Leadership, Fresenius Business School); Melanie Kubin-Hardewig (Vice President Group Sustainability Management, Deutsche Telekom); Christina Lorenz (Corporate Development – Sustainability & Transformation, Siemens)
faculty-research.esmt.berlin/sustainable-business-roundtable
Making The Call: Big Waves of the North Pacific is an original big wave surfing documentary I created for Surfline.com. It features footage I shot at Cortes Bank, Todos Santos, Mavericks, Hawaii and more. The Cortes Bank is located 108 miles west of San Diego.
Stephen Howard from Business in the Community with John Drummond from Corporate Culture. Stephen Howard presented at this month's Social Marketing Network Roundtable on the topic of the Big Society. Summary of the event can be found here: linkd.in/m9aQrW
The pursuit of sustainability in business goes beyond the academic discussions in classrooms, beyond the campus events that promote awareness of issues relating to environmentalism and social well-being. Sustainability in business actually tackles those issues, in enterprises and organizations in our cities, in our communities, and all around us every day. The academic ideas are being put into practice by those who truly believe in making a difference, not only for their business, but in the lives of all those who come into contact with it.
It is for this reason that the Sustainable Business Day exists. To bring these difference-makers together who have taken different paths toward the same goal. The idea behind “Green Pathways” is that it is an opportunity for future business leaders to learn from sustainable business frontrunners about the paths that lead to incorporating sustainable business initiatives to achieve a positive economic, social and environmental impact on their business. It is putting the ideas to work.
The pursuit of sustainability in business goes beyond the academic discussions in classrooms, beyond the campus events that promote awareness of issues relating to environmentalism and social well-being. Sustainability in business actually tackles those issues, in enterprises and organizations in our cities, in our communities, and all around us every day. The academic ideas are being put into practice by those who truly believe in making a difference, not only for their business, but in the lives of all those who come into contact with it.
It is for this reason that the Sustainable Business Day exists. To bring these difference-makers together who have taken different paths toward the same goal. The idea behind “Green Pathways” is that it is an opportunity for future business leaders to learn from sustainable business frontrunners about the paths that lead to incorporating sustainable business initiatives to achieve a positive economic, social and environmental impact on their business. It is putting the ideas to work.
The pursuit of sustainability in business goes beyond the academic discussions in classrooms, beyond the campus events that promote awareness of issues relating to environmentalism and social well-being. Sustainability in business actually tackles those issues, in enterprises and organizations in our cities, in our communities, and all around us every day. The academic ideas are being put into practice by those who truly believe in making a difference, not only for their business, but in the lives of all those who come into contact with it.
It is for this reason that the Sustainable Business Day exists. To bring these difference-makers together who have taken different paths toward the same goal. The idea behind “Green Pathways” is that it is an opportunity for future business leaders to learn from sustainable business frontrunners about the paths that lead to incorporating sustainable business initiatives to achieve a positive economic, social and environmental impact on their business. It is putting the ideas to work.
Our projects in Iraq:
- Advising the Tourism Board of Iraq on policy and capacity building.
- PR, market development and strategy: Dunira devised and implemented a comprehensive media strategy for the chairman’s first visit to World Travel Market in London.
Green Economy Think Tank Day is an annual gathering of Los Angeles leaders in the sustainable business industry. Green Rocket leverages digital media and online video marketing strategy to meet and surpass business objectives for local, national and international green businesses and for-benefit organizations in order to further sustainability and the emergence of a global green economy.