To mark World Environment Day, it’s a special treat to hear from co-authors of the best-selling book Sustainable Marketing, Michelle Carvill and Gemma Butler.
Since their book was published in early 2021, Michelle and Gemma have gone on to host the ‘Can Marketing Save the Planet’ podcast series. This has led to many fascinating conversations across the marketing domain.
When organisations have such a primary role to play in the race to net-zero, we were keen to hear Michelle and Gemma’s views on the evolution of responsible business and the opportunities for both marketing and internal communication as we push towards a carbon-neutral economy.
Discover how this webinar revealed the power of internal communication in turning sustainability from a compliance exercise into a people-driven cultural movement that delivers real organisational change.
Despite some countries rowing back on sustainability and emission targets, global climate anxiety remains rife. This impacts the capacity of people to work well and undermines organisational performance. More acutely, climate activism is on the rise and no brand is exempt from increased scrutiny.
Keeping colleagues informed of sustainability goals, initiatives and progress presents a key opportunity for internal communicators. In this way, workplace activism can be harnessed for accelerated climate progress and business transformation.
Our quarterly sustainability trends roundups help internal communication professionals stay informed and think more expansively about ways to deliver strategic value.
Despite some countries opting to row back on sustainability and emission targets, global climate anxiety remains rife. This impacts the capacity of people to work well and undermines organisational performance. More acutely, climate activism is on the rise and no brand is exempt from increased scrutiny.
Keeping colleagues informed of sustainability goals, initiatives and progress presents a key opportunity for internal communicators. In this way, workplace activism can be harnessed for accelerated climate progress and business transformation. Our quarterly sustainability updates help internal communication professionals stay informed and think more expansively about ways they can deliver strategic value.
Despite some countries opting to row back on sustainability and emission targets, global climate anxiety remains rife. This impacts the capacity of people to work well and undermines organisational performance. More acutely, climate activism is on the rise and no brand is exempt from increased scrutiny.
Keeping colleagues informed of sustainability goals, initiatives and progress presents a key opportunity for internal communicators. In this way, workplace activism can be harnessed for accelerated climate progress and business transformation. Our quarterly sustainability updates help internal communication professionals stay informed and think more expansively about ways they can deliver strategic value.
In November's sustainability round-up, we explore the interconnected challenges of community, organisational, economic, environmental and personal sustainability—highlighting the need for equitable climate action, purpose-driven business models and innovative practices like digital sobriety to drive meaningful change and responsibility for a better future.
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