Imagine the scene: it’s late evening and the kids are upstairs, asleep in bed; you’re enjoying your favourite comedy on Netflix when suddenly there’s a loud knocking and shouting at the front door. You answer the door and a terrified neighbour splutters: ‘Your house is on fire – you need to evacuate, NOW!’
Read MoreSome of today’s most successful corporate responsibility programmes are being carried out by those who were late to the party. There is a simple reason for this: having observed the mistakes of the earlier adopters, some late starters have figured out how to make so-called sustainability programmes sustainable in every sense.
Read MoreThere have been so many names for ESG. Back in the 1980s there were almost none. Then the term ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ suddenly became adopted as the generic term. Trouble was, people mostly debated who was responsible and, when all’s said and done, there was a lot more said than done.
Read MoreThe time for only talking about sustainability, climate change and ESG is over.
Today, we must DO.
Action requires that we establish precisely where we are and where we want - and don’t want - to be.
Then we must measure our progress forward.
“Communication is the lifeblood of democracy, civilization, and creative evolution. Without a rich flow of communication in these times of great trauma and transition, we will perish. The climate crisis is a communication crisis.
” Duane Elgin – Author of “Choosing Earth”
You can’t begin a journey towards a destination if you don’t know where you’re starting from.
We help you precisely establish your current reality.
We help you to determine where you want to go and establish a road map for getting there. Landmarks, provisions, celebrations and treats along the way…
Those who share your journey make it so much more rewarding. We help you engage employees, customers, investors, media, competitors, even former critics.
When you’ve begun making real, measured progress, you can reach back and help to guide others, becoming thought and ESG action leaders in your field.
Ford, Asda, National Grid, Hewlett Packard, NatWest Barclays, Toyota, BP, DHL, Scottish Power, Microsoft, Unilever, OECD, DfID, DTI, DEFRA, DCSF, RSA,
Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply,
New Academy of Business,
The Ugandan Government, Sustrans/National Cycle Network, WWF, Survival International,
The Soil Association, NHS, National Grid