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Are Company Goals at Odds with Consumer Wants?

September 30, 2012

Companies keep struggling with the challenge of changing consumer behavior. Fisk Johnson, CEO of SC Johnson explained the rationale behind it: “Companies need to offer responsible products and operate sustainab...

Paul Polman of Unilever: If you don’t share our vision then “don’t put your money in our company”.

Raz Godelnik

June 18, 2012

Business and Sustainability, Culture and Leadership

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.

Big brands take climate action but…

Marc Gunther

December 9, 2011

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

If there’s one thing we’ve learned from this past decade of growth in both “green” talk and carbon emissions, it’s this: Voluntary corporate behavior won’t produce an adequate response to the climate crisis.

Unilever CEO: “Don’t stay on the sidelines”

Marc Gunther

November 23, 2011

Business and Sustainability, Marketing and Communications

...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.

Is Coca-Cola turning green?

Derek Wong

August 10, 2011

Uncategorized

How does Coca-Cola integrate sustainability into their operations? For several years its facility in Brampton, Ontario, one of its largest in North America, has been transforming its manufacturing and distribut...

Unilever’s Triple Win Sustainability Strategy

Derek Wong

May 2, 2011

Business and Sustainability

At a recent press event, Unilever announced that they are bullfrogpowering all of their manufacturing facilities and offices in Ontario—accounting for 90 per cent of its Canadian operations.

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