Adam J. Sulkowski
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- COVID-19: What's Next? Future of work, business, law, and education (plus, some blockchain & transparency & inspiration)
- #ClimateAction: why our business school's founder would be excited about the opportunities
- 50 years of green entrepreneurship with Paolo Lugari, founder of Las Gaviotas in Colombia, whom Gabriel Garcia Márquez called “inventor of the world”
- 20 Years Ago He Gave Cannibals Forks. Now John Asks: Where’s the Disruption?
- Packing tip--but really life advice--try it!
- Investing in Cuba: 1 key step Trump is unlikely to change
- Investing in Cuba: 1 key step Trump is unlikely to change
- Roger Babson’s Founding Principles: Key to Sustaining into a Second Century
- City Sustainability Reporting: An Essential Best Practice
- City Sustainability Reporting: An Essential Best Practice
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Category Archives: ESG reporting
Warsaw’s Latest Sustainability Report: thanks to those who made it happen (and why every city should do something like this)
Warsaw – capital of Poland and home to +1.7 million residents – recently published its latest sustainability report (a press release, executive summary, and the entire Warsaw Sustainability Report are available in English and in Polish / po Polsku). The … Continue reading
Posted in cities, COP19, COP21, ESG reporting, green, GRI, integrated reporting, sustainability, sustainability reporting, sustainable business, UN Climate Conference, UN Climate Summit, Uncategorized, Warsaw, Warszawa
Tagged city, climate change, COP19, G4, GRI, sustainability, Sustainability reporting, sustainable business, sustainable development, The City of Warsaw, UN Climate Change Conference, Warsaw, Warsaw Integrated Sustainability Report, Warsaw Sustainability Report, Zintegrowany Raport Zrównoważonego Rozwoju Warszawy 2013
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“Taking the blinders off our beasts”
Since about 2005 I’ve kicked around this phrase: “Sustainability reporting is like taking the blinders off our great beasts – helping our institutions see that eliminating harms and improving societal and environmental conditions is actually in their own interest.” It took … Continue reading
