Corporate Knights

NOVEMBER 8, 2023

Rita Steele had planned a West Coast summer road trip as a respite from the demands of her sustainability work at Simon Fraser University. The 28-year-old climate-action instructor and sustainable-operations manager was hoping for a blissful escape before the new academic year.

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3BL Media

JULY 12, 2023

So, how can consumer goods companies contribute to global goals around reducing plastic waste and pollution? Escaping “pilot purgatory” to reduce plastic waste Given this business case, Accenture and SAP have built expertise in the circular economy, helping clients reduce waste in product lifecycles. They represent $35.2

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Corporate Knights

JUNE 1, 2023

But a group of dynamic young Canadian companies are already working on making these solutions an everyday reality. Together, these two lists point the way to an exciting new economy – and a changing future for Canada itself. News reports indicated Steer had bought cheap bracelet devices from China.

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Corporate Knights

JUNE 3, 2022

And that’s what Corporate Knights found when we went looking for the Future 50 – Canada’s fastest-growing sustainable companies. . The result: a power-packed list of companies whose products and services bring bold new ideas to the sustainability front – and raise hopes that we can win the climate war. In Squamish, B.C.,

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GreenBiz

MAY 17, 2021

Still others are driving sustainability at nonprofit organizations and consultancies. All combined, this year’s cohort reports to offices in 12 nations across six continents, including Brazil, Canada, China, India, Lithuania, New Zealand and Rwanda. Zack Angelini, 29. Angelini was instrumental in setting two signature goals for 2030.

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