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Defining Purpose: Any Road Will Take You There, If You Don't Know Where (or Why) You're Going

3BL Media

Cause branding: An evolution of cause marketing, cause branding is a phrase I developed in 1998 to coincide with our third national research study. As I wrote in the early 2000s , cause branding is “a powerful positioning discipline used to enliven brand equity and enhance corporate image with significant bottom-line and community impacts.”.

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Empowering Young Leaders to Solve the World’s Energy Challenges: Insights From Nine Business Case Studies Highlight Paths to a Sustainable Future

James Militzer

And the recent resurgence of nuclear energy in the developed world reminds us that reliable, efficient, low-carbon power options already exist — though the nuclear power industry will require new, innovative technologies if it hopes to gain a foothold in the developing world.

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Green to the core? Top business schools are drilling sustainability into their core curricula

Corporate Knights

When Stephanie Schleimer was a young aspiring academic, preparing to teach her first course on corporate strategy, she couldn’t find a single textbook that mentioned values, well-being or sustainability. Valente feels that business schools have a responsibility to shape a new kind of leader and is frustrated by foot-dragging.