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Retailers look to Corporate Responsibility for Branding
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Pierig Vezin Feb 8, 2009.

How will the economic downturn affect investments in CSR?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Brad Ewing Dec 3, 2008.

Will corporate social responsibility survive the bust?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kenneth Westling Sep 24, 2008.

 

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Companies News Digest - Week of April 27th

Good Day. I compiled a summary of company CSR / Sustainability news. I use different sites, google search, DC News compiler and others. Having the possibility of thousands of places to go makes it hard to keep up, so I started to compile these summaries for a couple of my friends and colleagues. Thought I share it on DC and get some feedback. See last couple days below, full list in PDF. If you click on the News Article in the PDF, it will bring you right to the source to read the full…See More
Apr 27
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Companies News Digest - Week of April 27th

Good Day. I compiled a summary of company CSR / Sustainability news. I use different sites, google search, DC News compiler and others. Having the possibility of thousands of places to go makes it hard to keep up, so I started to compile these summaries for a couple of my friends and colleagues. Thought I share it on DC and get some feedback. See last couple days below, full list in PDF. If you click on the News Article in the PDF, it will bring you right to the source to read the full…See More
Apr 27
Brad Ewing commented on Irene Daskalakis's blog post 'Sustainability Growth and Social Media'
"could not agree more, it is kind of in sync with this post from earlier. you have to be careful with this virtual world though. you can do a lot of damage if you don't know what you do. "
Apr 24
Dan Johnson commented on Brad Ewing's blog post 'Mid April - Companies News Digest'
"great list. maybe weekly would be even better and I would put date in first column.also i would post it directly and also attach pdf if anybody wants to print it."
Apr 20

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Poverty alleviation
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I enjoy taking part in discussions related to poverty/development and the role that business can play in improving the societies in which they operate.

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Companies News Digest - Week of April 27th

Good Day. I compiled a summary of company CSR / Sustainability news. I use different sites, google search, DC News compiler and others. Having the possibility of thousands of places to go makes it hard to keep up, so I started to compile these summaries for a couple of my friends and colleagues. Thought I share it on DC and get some feedback. See last couple days below, full list in PDF. If you click on the News Article in the PDF, it will bring you right to the source to read the full…

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Posted on April 27, 2012 at 2:30pm

Mid April - Companies News Digest

Good day. I compiled a summary list of CSR / Sustainability News in April. I use different sites, google search, DC News compiler and others. Having the possibility of thousands of places to go makes it hard sometimes to keep up, so I started to compile these summaries for a couple of my friends, colleagues and clients. Thought I share it on DC and get some feedback if helpful. Normally, I put them together semi-monthly. If you click on the story, it will bring you right to the source for…

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Posted on April 20, 2012 at 12:30pm — 1 Comment

Exxon Facing Shareholder Revolt

An interesting article in the Guardian this week discusses the current shareholder "revolt" at Exxon over its approach to climate change. The article, by Andrew Clark, is found below:



"A shareholder revolt at ExxonMobil led by the billionaire Rockefeller family has won the support of four significant British institutional investors who will call on Monday for a shakeup in the governance of the world's biggest… Continue

Posted on May 20, 2008 at 1:02am — 1 Comment

Pepsi Cuts Plastic Used in Bottles

In an effort to appeal to consumers concerned about environmental waste and global warming, Pepsi announced this week that it is reducing the amount of plastic it uses in bottles of some nonsoda drinks. For instance, the company is slimming its half-liter Aquafina water bottle to 13.2 grams from 15 grams. While initiatives like this are a positive move, I think Gigi Kellett says it well in the WSJ article, saying: "Less plastic doesn't increase the rate of recycling...and it does not reduce the… Continue

Posted on May 7, 2008 at 5:09am

Shell pulls out of London Array wind farm project

Days after it revealed it had earned $7.7bn profit in the first quarter of 2008, Shell announced that it had decided to put its one-third stake in the £2bn London Array project , the world's largest proposed offshore wind farm, up for sale. Friends of the Earth campaigner Nick Rau said, "We're very disappointed that Shell...is pulling out of the London Array. It should be investing in renewable energy, not sucking fossil fuels out of the ground."



With the costs of building offshore… Continue

Posted on May 3, 2008 at 4:31pm — 1 Comment

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At 12:53pm on April 14, 2008, h singh said…
hi brad
congratulation doing a great job
where and how is your area of poverty alleviation?
At 4:11pm on May 15, 2008, Will Marre said…
Brad, thanks for your comment to my blog. And to answer your question, Do you think this Socially-Strategic Enterprise movement as you called it is being driven by the "31 flavors of catastrophe," and the fear it has placed in some of us? Or has the trend to act more responsibly always been there but is finally reaching critical mass?, I think it's a little of both. Throughout history there have always been those extraordinary individuals who have done extraordinary things, regardless of the popularity or recognition. At the same time, sadly it seems so many of us are not inspired to act until something drastic happens that forces us to look at our lives and the world in a new way. I know in my own life, for instance, that I've always been conscious about my own decisions and responsibilities to the world, but 9/11 still had such a profound impact on me that I was inspired to do more both in my own life and on a larger scale. I also think the trend has taken hold because of the advances in communication. Through the media and internet, for example, we as consumers, employees, citizens, etc. are more aware of what is going on around us and thus can hold leaders more accountable. This certainly is a trend whose time has come, and I am glad to be a part of it.
At 9:12pm on April 7, 2009, Kelsey Callahan said…
Thanks Brad! I hope you do get to see the film because it is very well done. I loved London when I was there a few years ago. Is that your current location?
At 9:01pm on April 8, 2009, Kelsey Callahan said…
I believe it rained every day I was there except for the day I got there and the day I left : )
At 4:57am on July 21, 2009, Robert Williamson said…
Thanks for you assitance with the video location Brad
Your help is much appreciated
At 10:41am on October 8, 2009, manilaman said…
Thanks for your concern. You're correct. People react differently. God bless.

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