Andrew Winston

1 week ago | edhec.edu | Paul Polman |Andrew Winston

The EDHEC Centre for Net Positive Business (CNPB), created as part of the Generations 2050 strategic plan, is dedicated to one key ambition: to provide companies of all sizes with the means to have a net positive impact - i.e. to give back more than they take - on people and the planet.

2 months ago | hbritalia.it | Andrew Winston

Il 2024 è stato un anno difficile per la sostenibilità aziendale, soprattutto negli Stati Uniti. Anche se ci sono storie positive e motivi di speranza, il percorso verso un mondo più giusto e un pianeta più sano è diventato innegabilmente più difficile. In effetti, nei miei oltre vent’anni di lavoro nel campo della sostenibilità, è la prima volta che vedo aziende dichiarare pubblicamente un ritiro dagli obiettivi sociali o dall’azione per il clima.

2 months ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Andrew Winston

Andrew Winston is a globally recognized expert on how to build resilient, profitable companies that help people and the planet thrive. He is the Thinkers50 third-ranked management thinker in the world and coauthor of Net Positive: How Courageous Companies Thrive by Giving More Than They Take (Harvard Business Review Press, 2021).

2 months ago | sloanreview.mit.edu | Andrew Winston

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Nov 8, 2024 | tribunecontentagency.com | Andrew Winston

Andrew Winston is a globally recognized expert on how to build resilient, profitable companies that help people and the planet thrive. He is the Thinkers50 third-ranked management thinker in the world and coauthor of Net Positive: How Courageous Companies Thrive by Giving More Than They Take (Harvard Business Review Press, 2021). Corporate sustainability efforts are seemingly facing a slump of low enthusiasm, with some tired clichés like “sustainability always costs more” resurfacing.