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Suzanne Pinckney

Women in CSR: Alison DaSilva, Cone Communications - 0 views

  • clearer communications of impact. Consumers are confused and overwhelmed by claims and promises of good intentions. Companies need to find the balance between aspirational statements and hard data.
Suzanne Pinckney

How to follow the paths of sustainability trailblazers | GreenBiz.com - 1 views

  • Collaboration is key," Polman said, "The issues are simply too big to go it alone.
  • about collaboration at new scales.
  • The secret is to begin, to move forward despite the uncertainty and to become comfortable with much greater transparency and collaboration, so that we can bravely lead for a new order of things,"
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  • There is still a lack of appreciation amongst many CEOs of the full nature and scale of the transformation that is needed," P
  • How do we embolden people to do the right things and not have to be so harsh on each other?"
Suzanne Pinckney

UN Global Sustainability Report - SMEs Still Behind but Making Progress | Sustainabilit... - 0 views

  • It finds that the major barriers for SMEs are lack of financial resources, lack of knowledge, supply chain barriers, and difficulty in implementing sustainability initiatives across functions.
  • sustainability represents a massive opportunity for American SMEs and the entire U.S. economy
Suzanne Pinckney

4 Winning Approaches for Writing a Cold Email - Yesware Blog - Yesware Blog - 0 views

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    for campaigning when we don't even know the person
Suzanne Pinckney

This Video Will Have You Completely Rethink How You Conduct Yourself Online And In Pers... - 0 views

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    Perhaps not necessarily aligned for our content but had to save this no less.
Suzanne Pinckney

New Legal Rule About to Change the Landscape of Investing - 0 views

  • But the story in a lot of people’s minds is: “I know I’m supporting Monsanto and Raytheon, and I don’t like that, but I don’t know what else to do. The social index fund isn’t a great alternative. I think I’d like to really diversify, like going in on a local business.” When businesses that are values-based offer this kind of investor the chance to invest small amounts – $50?  $500?  $2,000? – plus a basis to believe they’ll get a return – they’ll go for it. I know I would.
Suzanne Pinckney

How to get investors to care about sustainability? Show them the money | Guardian Susta... - 1 views

  • It begins with an effort to communicate the business value of sustainability in terms investors already understand: the potential to drive revenue growth from sustainability-advantaged products, improve productivity (and margins) from sustainability initiatives and measurably reduce key sustainability-related risks to revenue and reputation.
  • Understanding how effectively a business is exploiting the new global force in business in simple terms may be a key indicator that every analyst needs to know.
  • n 2012, DuPont generated more than $10bn from environmentally advantaged products
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  • Pirelli reports 45% (or €2.84bn) of their €6.3bn 2012 total revenue comesfrom their "green performance" products, up from 36% in 2010.
  • GM earns $1bn a year turning waste into revenue
  • Praxair saves more than $100m per year in sustainability-driven productivity savings through aggregating benefits from thousands of closely managed projects, yielding more than 4% improvement in their annual operating income.
  • Philips earned 45% of its more than $24bn 2012 revenue from sustainability-advantaged products
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    reinforces our first article on speaking investors speak
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