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Believing that sustainability is more than just a business goal or strategy, but a mindset shaping our daily actions, I collaborate with various departments and business units in Axel Johnson. Together, we work to harmonise economic success with ethical and environmentally conscious practices, contributing to a better future.” Read more about our sustainability activities in the Annual Review 2023 here: https://lnkd.in/dF7QJPb2

𝕎𝔼𝔹𝕀ℕ𝔸ℝ 𝔸𝕃𝔼ℝ𝕋: Join Trezelene Chan and our global experts in the Sustainability Practice, tomorrow, to get clarity on the issues consumers urgently expect your brand to address and which are lower priorities.

The Corporate Sustainability Assessment at a glance The S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) is an annual evaluation of companies’ sustainability practices. It covers over 10,000 companies from around the world. The CSA focuses on sustainability criteria that are both industry-specific and financially material and has been doing so since 1999. #sustainability #snp #assessment https://lnkd.in/d6vG6yMy

Dive into the moments that defined our 5th Annual Sustainability & Impact Summit: from transformative discussions to pioneering solutions shaping a greener, more sustainable future. Learn more about our panel and spotlight summaries, as well as key takeaways for those looking to invest sustainably. http://spr.ly/6042uqtqG

Sustainability is in our DNA. Our annual Sustainability Report explains in detail what we’re striving for, the progress we’re making and our future priorities. 🌱 You can read it all here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ecuirhpT

At Griffiths we place Sustainability at the heart of our business. Today we are proud to share our “Sustainability Strategy 2030” that outlines our plan to deliver a sustainable future. Watch our video to learn more about our journey to ZERO today: https://lnkd.in/eKv2vpKS

Don’t roll the dice with your company’s sustainability program. We are excited to share another quarterly update from our Official Sustainability Partner, Woodard & Curran. To fully realize the wealth of opportunity stemming from sustainability and sustainable thinking, companies must integrate sustainability principles into every aspect of business. Click the link below to break down the “how” of operationalizing sustainability. https://loom.ly/VzePvJY

Welcome to Volume 9 of the Sustainability Handbook! We are excited to delve into the latest insights, strategies, and practices that contribute to sustainability across various industries. This volume promises to be another valuable resource in understanding and addressing the challenges and opportunities related to sustainability. By addressing sustainability challenges head-on and promoting dialogue and collaboration, we can work towards finding effective solutions and driving meaningful change. Sustainability isn't just a buzzword—it's a collective effort that requires continuous learning, adaptation, and action. Here's to a fruitful exploration of innovative strategies, best practices, and sustainability challenges. We hope it sparks meaningful discussions and actions in the sustainability space! Current Edition: https://vist.ly/vvws

Having trouble turning knowledge into a solid sustainability plan? Nowadays, customers are more interested in knowing where ingredients come from. Learn more about fostering sustainability: https://okt.to/mVR6uP

Every 6 weeks we host ‘Sustainability Share’; an online event open to anyone in our company that wants to attend, where we discuss a broad range of sustainability issues, topics, challenges, best practices and lessons learnt. What we know at VolkerWessels UK is that there is no benefit of keeping sustainability brilliance close to your chest. The more you share, the more you inspire and the quicker you see results. Today our wonderful Sustainability Leads from around the business discussed their strategic sustainability goals for 2024 and how they are bringing People-Planet-Purpose to life. Carbon is very much at the top of the agenda but, as Adrian Shah-Cundy rightly said, we need to think ‘beyond carbon’ to ensure we don’t lose focus on the natural environment, biodiversity, social value and circular economy. My thanks to Linda Wilkinson, Katherine Haigh, James McMorrow, Philip Bruce and Jason Convey for a great roundtable discussion.