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Monday April 19, 2021
11:00 am-12:00 pm
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Monday April 19, 2021
11:00 am-12:00 pm
Eastern Standard Time
Webinar
The deep and interconnected changes remaking our world demand bold action. Simply aiming to integrate elements of sustainability into a business’ core strategy is no longer sufficient. Resilient business strategies are an essential pathway to achieving a just world and an economy that delivers truly inclusive and sustainable prosperity.
Join Aron Cramer, BSR CEO and President, and Christine Diamente, our new Managing Director for Business Transformation, for a dialogue exploring the following topics:
This convening is by invitation only and is part of a broader series of dialogues on resilient business strategies.
Christine Diamente, Managing Director of Business Transformation at BSR, shares three insights on how business can be more resilient.
The time is now for an overhaul of the social contract to address 21st-century realities and needs. A new social contract can deliver long-term value creation that enables economic security and mobility, is genuinely inclusive, and addresses challenges such as the transition to clean energy and the emergence of a digital world.
All companies operating in Vietnam need to know that the country is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. How can businesses in Vietnam best prepare and build resilience?
Resilient business strategies are an essential pathway to achieving a just world and an economy that delivers truly inclusive and sustainable prosperity.
For companies, it is a business imperative to have a more transparent, resilient, responsible, and sustainable global supply chain model. Here are three steps for improving supply chain sustainability.
As companies decide how to address workforce mental health, the Healthy Business Coalition has released a roadmap to promote mental well-being and resilience.
In the first part of our blog series on materiality, we discuss why companies should assess double materiality.
After 20 years of discussions and evolving perspectives on what materiality means, who is it for, or whether the sustainability field should even be using the term “materiality,” a consensus is emerging.