The GlobeScan / ERM Sustainability Institute Leaders Survey gathers global experts’ views on sustainability priorities, leadership, and key developments shaping the agenda.
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In this episode, Chris and David explore a new book by business school professor Christopher Marquis, who argues that too many businesses are profiteering from avoiding paying the true costs of doing business.
Environmental worries prompt nearly half of shoppers to alter their diets, according to a GlobeScan and MSC survey
Examining the impact actors have on inspiring consumers to eat healthy and sustainably.
Consumers are more conscious than ever about how their food choices impact the planet.
Younger consumers are driving the consumption of vegetarian and vegan food.
Consumers believe that pesticides, malnutrition, single-use plastic, and obesity and diet-related health issues are the most concerning aspects of the food system.
People have shown more concern about environmental issues than socio-economic issues over the past decade.
GlobeScan’s analysis of Larry Fink’s 12th Annual Letter to CEOs indicates a shift away from ESG to focus on climate change and the retirement crisis.
Perceived seriousness of waste in the environment from single-use plastics has decreased in some countries while remaining very high in others.
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In this episode, we explore corporate sustainability trends with insights on Unilever’s strategy, ERM & WBCSD’s new report, and SBTi’s carbon offset updates.
An exploration of rural communities’ needs, hopes, and concerns about European forests.
People across most regions of the world feel that their health is negatively affected by plastics pollution.
Corporate Affairs professionals believe that stakeholder engagement has become a much more prominent part of their professional responsibilities.
Mark and Chris talk with Target executives Amanda Nusz and Gretchen McCarthy on collaborative sustainability and supply chain strategies driving Target Forward.
AI is the most-cited area of opportunity for business according to Corporate Affairs professionals.
Follow Catherine Atkin’s transition from shaping California’s climate regulations to guiding Redwoods.ai as Chief Sustainability Officer.
Our latest insights in Corporate Affairs & Communications from our recent webinar hosted by Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, and GlobeScan.
Corporate Affairs professionals believe geopolitical risk and uncertainty is one of the biggest risks to global businesses.
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Geopolitical conflicts, the climate crisis, and societal polarization loom large over the business context. What do these challenges mean for corporate sustainability?
Generations differ greatly in their concern about people being discriminated against based on ethnicity, race, or religion.
We will be exploring the dynamics driving sustainability today and the implications for leadership in the coming years.
Majority of people around the world, including in the USA, recognize the need to make their societies more open to individual lifestyles.