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Can Do Attitudes by Mindy Lubber
Mindy Lubber, President of Ceres, sat down with 3BLMedia at the Ceres Conference (April 2012) to share her belief that collaboration between conference attendees will lead to sustainable solutions. Mindy also talks about the Ceres "Road to 2020" best practices report, and how different companies' compliance measures up.
Related to the Ceres Conferences is our special collection, Investing and Sustainability.
| EarthSayers | Mindy Lubber |
| Organizations | 3BL Media; Ceres 2012 Conference |
| EarthSayers Rating | Recommended |
| Country | United States |
| Date | unknown |
| Format | Interview |
| Member of Special Collection | Investing and Sustainability |
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