According to this Sustainable Business Forum post by Elaine Cohen, GE came out as the overall best company on the SMI-Wizness Social Media Sustainability Index with a score of 93 points, retaining its first place from last year because of consistent leverage of social media channels to advance the Ecomaginationand Healthimaginationagendas, and also because of its iPhone "App".
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According to this Sustainable Business Forum post by Elaine Cohen, GE came out as the overall best company on the SMI-Wizness Social Media Sustainability Index with a score of 93 points, retaining its first place from last year because of consistent leverage of social media channels to advance the Ecomaginationand Healthimaginationagendas, and also because of its iPhone "App".
Blog by Julie Urlaub, Founder and Managing Partner at Taiga Company
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The requirements to build and maintain a sustainable business today are quite different than they were just ten years ago. The triple bottom line, also known as people, planet, profit is recognized by sustainability professionals as the the three pillars of sustainability. In essence -a process by which firms manage their financial, social and environmental risks, obligations and opportunities.
(3BL Media / theCSRfeed) Northampton, MA & New York, NY - February 1, 2012 - PR Newswire, the global leader of innovative marketing and communications solutions, and 3BL Media, the leading distributor of CSR and sustainability news and content, today announced a partnership, bringing the largest Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability news and content distribution network to PR Newswire customers.
Announcement of upcoming plan for increasing sustainability awareness (globally) while addressing the issue of information overload, hence, a sustainabilty awareness diet (SID) that is mostly video and has four portions, two each month for February and March. We start with the responses to the question, What Is Sustainabilty, by a variety of people from academia, business, a community organization, and a tribe on February 16, 2011.
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Announcement of upcoming plan for increasing sustainability awareness (globally) while addressing the issue of information overload, hence, a sustainabilty awareness diet (SID) that is mostly video and has four portions, two each month for February and March. We start with the responses to the question, What Is Sustainabilty, by a variety of people from academia, business, a community organization, and a tribe on February 16, 2011.
Last week, together with Wes Gee from Stantec and Sonya Fiorini from Loblaw, CBSR delivered a well attended webinar on sustainability reporting. Reflecting on the discussions from the webinar, I would like to emphasize some key points that aim to help businesses on their sustainability reporting journey.
Blog by Julie Urlaub, Founder and Managing Partner at Taiga Company
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“While many companies do have e-mail communication and technology usage policies, very few companies have policies that specifically address social media governance and risks.”
Daniel Pellegrom, senior manager for sustainability communications at PepsiCo, addresses Aman Singh’s question: “What advice would I give to aspiring students and professionals who want to work in CSR?”
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Daniel Pellegrom, senior manager for sustainability communications at PepsiCo, addresses Aman Singh’s question: “What advice would I give to aspiring students and professionals who want to work in CSR?”
American consumers expect companies to do well financially while doing good for society. This is more than just a play on words: it’s a fact. In Do Well Do Good’s latest public opinion survey on sustainability and cause-marketing, 83% of American adults agree that companies should accomplish their business goals while trying to improve society and/or the environment. The survey statistics like this one and more provide a wealth of insights on consumer behavior.
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American consumers expect companies to do well financially while doing good for society. This is more than just a play on words: it’s a fact. In Do Well Do Good’s latest public opinion survey on sustainability and cause-marketing, 83% of American adults agree that companies should accomplish their business goals while trying to improve society and/or the environment. The survey statistics like this one and more provide a wealth of insights on consumer behavior.
