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The Problem With Climate Doomsday Reporting, And How To Move Beyond It

DeSmog Blog
July 17, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, Marketing and Communications
It’s not just about facts and numbers, but having a way for people to interpret them and know that there’s something they can do.

Skip the Storytelling in your Sustainability Report

Jeff Sutton
May 1, 2017
CSR Reporting, Marketing and Communications
Audiences who read formal CSR reports are not concerned with the touching, human-interest stories.

How Community Level Marketing Can Restore Trust in Your Brand

Polina Pinchevsky
March 12, 2017
Marketing and Communications, business strategy, community engagment
Big brands might be able to afford more advertising, but the most powerful advertising can’t be bought at all – it has to be grown.

Why facts don’t change minds

James Hoggan
February 2, 2016
Uncategorized, Marketing and Communications
When it comes to public opinion, there’s a common belief among companies and their communication teams that providing facts is the best way to sell your side of the story. But they're wrong.

Storytelling Plays a Vital Role in Communicating Sustainable Value To Investors

Carolyn McMaster
January 25, 2015
Marketing and Communications
Increasingly investors see sustainability as an opportunity and a business advantage, but most also say companies don’t successfully communicate how “sustainability initiatives are linked to their financial performance and value in meaningful ways.

What stands in the way of responsible oilsands development?

Jennifer Grant
November 29, 2013
Uncategorized
Regulations can only save the day if they are enforced. Take a closer look at environmental management in the oilsands, and you’ll find too many cases where existing regulations are brushed off by oilsands operators, government agencies, or both.
Bob Willard

Bob Willard: “We Need To Get Our Act Together” – The Sustainability Gold-Standard

Bill Baue
October 27, 2013
Business and Sustainability, sustainability metrics
According to Bob Willard, "There are too many indicators in play. We need to get our act together and identify a critical subset of indicators that are material to important stakeholders, including the environment, society, and shareholders."

McDonald’s: “Yes, our burgers are 100% beef!” Building Trust through Good Communication

Adina kaufman
October 17, 2013
Event Summaries, Food and Sustainability, Retail and Supply Chain
More and more consumers are making it clear that they want to do business with companies that they can trust. Increasing consumer trust increases top line sales. But maintaining consumer trust requires honest business practices and open lines of communication.
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