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Engineer-sociologist. Consultant & coach exploring sustainable growth, supply-chains and human transformation.
Maybe ESG is evolving.
But the need for serious, sustainable business?
More alive than ever. (5/5)
But the need for serious, sustainable business?
More alive than ever. (5/5)
May 21, 2025 at 9:11 PM
Maybe ESG is evolving.
But the need for serious, sustainable business?
More alive than ever. (5/5)
But the need for serious, sustainable business?
More alive than ever. (5/5)
What struck me most:
The companies that aren’t shouting ESG are the ones already doing it — quietly, strategically, across their value chains. (4/5)
The companies that aren’t shouting ESG are the ones already doing it — quietly, strategically, across their value chains. (4/5)
May 21, 2025 at 9:10 PM
What struck me most:
The companies that aren’t shouting ESG are the ones already doing it — quietly, strategically, across their value chains. (4/5)
The companies that aren’t shouting ESG are the ones already doing it — quietly, strategically, across their value chains. (4/5)
This isn’t about slogans anymore.
It’s about who gets funded, trusted, and taken seriously. (3/5)
It’s about who gets funded, trusted, and taken seriously. (3/5)
May 21, 2025 at 9:09 PM
This isn’t about slogans anymore.
It’s about who gets funded, trusted, and taken seriously. (3/5)
It’s about who gets funded, trusted, and taken seriously. (3/5)
Banks say: “No ESG strategy? No credit line.”
Procurement says: “No Scope 3? Not shortlisted.”
Regulators say: “No double materiality? You’re non-compliant.” (2/5)
Procurement says: “No Scope 3? Not shortlisted.”
Regulators say: “No double materiality? You’re non-compliant.” (2/5)
May 21, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Banks say: “No ESG strategy? No credit line.”
Procurement says: “No Scope 3? Not shortlisted.”
Regulators say: “No double materiality? You’re non-compliant.” (2/5)
Procurement says: “No Scope 3? Not shortlisted.”
Regulators say: “No double materiality? You’re non-compliant.” (2/5)
Couldn't agree more. The whole: PRODUCE more sustainably, PROTECT, and RESTORE paradigm is approaching it from a Western perspective. We Western people have caused most of the problems, but now we want emerging economies to safe our planet, without caring about their economic and social needs.
November 24, 2024 at 1:01 PM
Couldn't agree more. The whole: PRODUCE more sustainably, PROTECT, and RESTORE paradigm is approaching it from a Western perspective. We Western people have caused most of the problems, but now we want emerging economies to safe our planet, without caring about their economic and social needs.