Courses
Is your Business ready for sustainability?
Is your Business ready for sustainability? Are you tasked with leading on sustainability matters? Uncertain where to focus your attention? Have you assessed your organisation’s strengths and weaknesses
Making the Business Case for Sustainability
Business & Sustainability – Moving from ‘could do’ to ‘needs to do’
Struggling to make an impact in your organisation? What are the first steps that you take to ensure that your sustainability steps are effective. Keen to be seen as ‘Getting Green Done’?
Building Your Sustainability Plan, Prioritizing and Setting Goals
How do you plan for a more sustainable business future? What core values do you want the organisation to reflect? What are your Business Values? What is realistic?
Building a Sustainable Business – Improving on existing sustainability performance
Developing Position Statements on Sustainability Issues
Does your organisation require a position statement on climate change, plastic usage, pollution issues, human slavery or the week’s new sustainability media challenge. How do you prepare one? How do you make it an honest reflection of your business, product, service or brand?
Going Beyond Regulation & EMS towards Sustainability
Sustainability – demonstrating a positive impact on the workforce, the environment, and society
Integrating Sustainability into Business Policies, Plans and Processes
Still reliant on ISO14000? Having trouble integrating sustainability into business policies, plans & processes supporting daily activities. Do organisational project, design and accounting systems encompass sustainability?
Writing a Business Case for Sustainability
Why consider business cases for sustainability? Do you translate EMS priorities into business-critical issues that senior managers understand? How do you gain additional budget funding or support or sustainability
SMEs & Family Run Businesses – First steps in Corporate Social Responsibility
CSR involves companies taking responsibility for their impacts on society & the environment and communicating that care. Many SMEs are well placed to engaged in CSR practices unknowingly through their family ethics, leadership core values and desire to make a positive impact in their locality.
