3BL Media

JUNE 1, 2022

Academics at MIT Sloan School of Management say the lack of standardization on ESG scoring is leading to “aggregate confusion,” according to a recent report. Consolidation is needed to avoid ESG reporting becoming an end in itself and distracting companies from investing their resources in sustainable value creation.

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Chief Sustainability Officer Value Creation Net Zero COP26 130

Corporate Knights

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

A business course that once focused on maximizing shareholder profit now teaches how to measure purposeful value creation. Sustainability, once informally present in curricula, now serves as the centrepiece of a new statement of school purpose. “We The key is to never get complacent.

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Corporate Social Responsibility Value Creation Academics Development 306

3BL Media

DECEMBER 29, 2022

Sofidel pursues the promotion of the culture of health (from production environments to the hygienic-sanitary characteristics of its products up to their distribution) as one of the basic elements of its value creation process and as a factor in people's development. Quality Education.

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Development Paris Agreement Value Creation Supply Chains 130

Stanford Social Innovation

AUGUST 30, 2023

The tech industry likes to present itself as presiding over a new industrial revolution that will change the world forever. Academics can help meet the extensive need for study in multiple areas, such as how emerging technologies like AI are transforming Global Majority economies and burgeoning forms of work.

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Digitalization Development Value Creation Supply Chains 145

Chris Hall

OCTOBER 11, 2023

Increasingly, investors are determining that fair executive remuneration should also include the integration of ESG-related KPIs within pay structures, although this, too, presents a series of challenges. Neervoort says that ESG metrics should be quantifiable indicators that are material to the company’s sustainable value creation and anchored in (..)

Value Creation 137

Value Creation Academics Sustainable Investment 137

Stanford Social Innovation

DECEMBER 12, 2023

For the investment community at present, challenges are most often engaged with as if they are “complicated” rather than “complex,” to use a distinction from the Cynefin framework. We suggest these attributes and components need to be present, but without prescribing exactly how they are combined.

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Regenerative Impact Investing Value Creation Waste 135

Stanford Social Innovation

FEBRUARY 8, 2022

Fundamentally, impact monetization is about translation: converting non-intuitive metrics from a variety of disparate academic fields—from environmental science, public health, human resources management, and public policy—into currency units that can be understood by board members, senior leaders, investors, employees, and customers.

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Value Creation Academics Climate Change Waste 98