3BL Media

AUGUST 22, 2022

By Alison Fenton-Willock | Director, Sustainable Investing. We have already benefited from our members’ expertise and counsel on key ESG issues, including climate; diversity, equity, and inclusion; labor and workforce; governance and transparency; and data responsibility. SOURCE: KKR.

Climate Change 130

Climate Change Zero Carbon Digitalization Development 130

3BL Media

OCTOBER 4, 2022

Edison International is a national leader in clean energy, with SCE focused on delivering 100% carbon-free power to customers by 2045 and Edison Energy 1 supporting organizations globally in meeting their climate change goals through renewable energy contracts and electrification strategies. Electrification.

Manufacturing 130

Manufacturing Data Analytics Climate Change Digitalization 130

Sphera

APRIL 19, 2023

Over the next couple of years, nearly 50,000 companies will be required to start reporting their ESG impacts under the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). ESG can be a natural extension of that work. At least 10,000 non-EU companies will be subject to the regulation. In the U.S., In the U.S.,

CDP 52

CDP Analytics 52

James Militzer

SEPTEMBER 26, 2022

Against the backdrop of cascading global crises, social entrepreneurs are proof that a more just, inclusive and sustainable economy is possible — and other sectors are paying attention. And due to their size and influence, corporations represent a key area where SESOs can focus these efforts. Business Model Futuring.

Corporate Social Responsibility 98

Corporate Social Responsibility Development Global Economy Green Bonds 98

Stanford Social Innovation

AUGUST 8, 2022

“As with many leaders with a business background, they learned that social sector work calls for agility and willingness to adapt,” says Aprile Age, executive director of the McNulty Foundation, which recognizes and supports breakthrough leaders who have turned private sector talents and resources toward tackling tough global problems.

Development 108

Development Digitalization Banking 108

Stanford Social Innovation

AUGUST 25, 2022

Not doing so can lead us to wrongly assume that we are solving the right problem the right way. This can lead to inequity, inaccessibility, and systemic racism being baked into a product or program’s design. During the pause, we considered the ethical implications of our research and the program itself. By Kit Miklik.

Digitalization 91

Digitalization Development 91

Stanford Social Innovation

MAY 16, 2024

Amid their complexity, pedagogical reforms often run out of steam before they can take root in the classroom. The most common pitfall is the disparity between ambitious educational policies and the practical capabilities of overburdened national education systems, particularly in lower-income countries.

Development 62

Development Banking 62

Stanford Social Innovation

FEBRUARY 22, 2023

This “hero narrative” shows up in all spheres of life—in the lone TV show detective, for example, and in memoirs that credit Apple’s success primarily to Steve Jobs’ vision and relentless drive. .’s The deeply entrenched notion of a leader as an individual hero is not accidental.

Development 97

Development Academics 97

Corporate Knights

JUNE 3, 2022

Instead, they see our net-zero targets slipping away and they feel betrayed. And that’s what Corporate Knights found when we went looking for the Future 50 – Canada’s fastest-growing sustainable companies. . They don’t see the “adults” – in business or government – making any of the hard decisions required to avoid the climate crisis.

Waste 363

Waste Development Net Zero Manufacturing 363

Stanford Social Innovation

JUNE 28, 2022

It was the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and he was standing at the intersection of 35th and Foothill in East Oakland, where, despite encroaching gentrification, the faces are still Black and brown and resources are still needed. Bias-fueled myths about the lack of qualified leaders of color have repeatedly been debunked.

Development 145

Development Banking 145

Stanford Social Innovation

MARCH 7, 2023

Today is no different, as we can see from both the efforts to make American society and democracy more inclusive and the backlash against those efforts. Even more importantly, our sector needs to return to and embrace the original etymology of philanthropy—a “love of humankind”—as our animating force.

Academics 98

Academics Development 98

Sphera

MAY 26, 2023

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) is a high profile—and quickly evolving—set of standards by which organizations are being measured. Customers and the market as a whole are often watching closely to see what commitments they make and how they perform against those targets. Enrique, how are you doing?

Supply Chains 52

Supply Chains Supply Chain Logistics Banking 52

Sphera

MAY 26, 2023

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) is a high profile—and quickly evolving—set of standards by which organizations are being measured. Customers and the market as a whole are often watching closely to see what commitments they make and how they perform against those targets. Enrique, how are you doing?

Supply Chains 52

Supply Chains Supply Chain Logistics Banking 52

GreenBiz

JUNE 22, 2020

We are proud to introduce our fifth annual cohort of twentysomethings who are sustainability leaders within — and without — their companies, nonprofits and communities. The list of their accomplishments is long and growing longer by the day, and they're just getting started. Senior Sustainability Lead, MetLife; New York.

Waste 109

Waste Climate Change Supply Chains Supply Chain 109