Cone's online survey, involving 1,000 respondents per country, defined "corporate responsibility" as companies altering business practices and supporting social and environmental issues. The

Cone's online survey, involving 1,000 respondents per country, defined "corporate responsibility" as companies altering business practices and supporting social and environmental issues. The report shares opinions on business's role in society, emphasizing its capacity to drive change.

Key findings highlight focusing on material issues, leveraging core business competencies, recognizing the impact of socially minded consumers, and advocating for transparent communication. Download the 2012 Cone Green Gap Trend Tracker for more details.

Niall Dunne, Managing Director for Saatchi & Saatchi Sustainability in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, spoke at the Global Sustainability Summit. His presentation, "Creating a Sustainable

Niall Dunne, Managing Director for Saatchi & Saatchi Sustainability in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, spoke at the Global Sustainability Summit. His presentation, "Creating a Sustainable Future," took place at the National Liberal Club in London on July 29, 2010.

The discussion highlighted that current initiatives are often insufficient to fundamentally change the supply side of the sustainability equation.

Authentic product storytelling is crucial, accurately reflecting what "regenerative" truly means. This involves clearly distinguishing genuine practices from misleading claims.

To achieve

Authentic product storytelling is crucial, accurately reflecting what "regenerative" truly means. This involves clearly distinguishing genuine practices from misleading claims.

To achieve this, we must effectively educate consumers and maintain full transparency across all business practices.

Sustainability: Noted author and sociologist, Juliet Schor speaks on her new book "Born to Buy: The

Sustainability: Noted author and sociologist, Juliet Schor speaks on her new book "Born to Buy: The Commercialized Child and the New Consumer Culture" in this address to the City Club of San Diego. Series: City Club Presentation, 3/2005.

Stanford University business professor Tom Kosnik explains key marketing elements for the clean tech industry. This presentation excerpt is from The Clean Tech Open's Business Accelerator training

Stanford University business professor Tom Kosnik explains key marketing elements for the clean tech industry. This presentation excerpt is from The Clean Tech Open's Business Accelerator training for clean tech start-ups, conducted in July 2009.

The Clean Tech Open, a business competition, holds the copyright for this 2009 content. For more details, visit www.cleantechopen.com.

The video was uploaded to the CTOtv1 YouTube channel on September 29, 2009, and is categorized under Science & Technology.

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media,

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media, especially Facebook, which has a broad demographic reach.

However, Mr. Kaiser highlights an overlooked area: institutional marketing. This vital component requires explicit and systematic implementation to be effective.