Unilever’s corporate challenge: make a positive contribution or perish
According to Unilever CEO, "if you want to exist as a company in the future, you have to make a positive contribution. Business needs to step up to the plate.”
VIDEO: Perhaps the most influential CEO when it comes to Sustainability: Paul Polman of Unilever
The CEO of Unilever, Paul Polman calls on business leaders, politicians and NGOs to embrace systems thinking, and to recognise they cannot deal with the world’s environmental and social challenges in isolation.
Even for Unilever…changing consumer behaviour is an uphill struggle
Even for Unilver…changing consumer behaviour is an uphill struggle
Unilever continues to lead the way forward: Interview with Marc Engel – Chief Procurement Officer
Unilever continues to lead the way forward: Interview with Marc Engel - Chief Procurement Officer
Paul Polman of Unilever: If you don’t share our vision then “don’t put your money in our company”.
Polman is not perfect, but he certainly tries to push the sustainability envelope much further than anyone else, providing an example of the way companies should embed sustainability into their DNA.
Unilever CEO: “Don’t stay on the sidelines”
...there are limits to what even a big company can do, so Unilever has begun thinking seriously about how to change consumer behavior around sustainability.