Latest Ethical Corporation Briefing Features ‘Key Strategies’ To Measure ‘Natural Capital’
Dailycsr.com – 27 April 2018 – Businesses greatly benefitting from the natural capital find it an appreciative model, while the requirement remains of “quantifying and demonstrating” the value of business created by natural capital.
Ethical Corporation deals with the topic of natural capital in its latest briefing, whereby featuring the “key strategies” for companies to adopt in order to ensure the achievement of a standard of measuring the natural capital, while the same forms the core of any “decision-making process.
Kindly visit the link given below for availing a “complimentary copy of the briefing”:
http://1.ethicalcorp.com/LP=20435?extsource=report_alert
Moreover, the briefing contains insights from various experts, the list of which is given below, as mentioned by Ethical Performance:
Ethical Corporation deals with the topic of natural capital in its latest briefing, whereby featuring the “key strategies” for companies to adopt in order to ensure the achievement of a standard of measuring the natural capital, while the same forms the core of any “decision-making process.
Kindly visit the link given below for availing a “complimentary copy of the briefing”:
http://1.ethicalcorp.com/LP=20435?extsource=report_alert
Moreover, the briefing contains insights from various experts, the list of which is given below, as mentioned by Ethical Performance:
- Michaël Beutler, Director of Sustainability Operations, Kering
- Hannah Pitts, Relationships Director, The Natural Capital Coalition
- Andy Griffiths, Head of Environmental Sustainability, Nestlé UK and Ireland
- Peter White, Chief Operating Officer, WBCSD
- Emma Ringström, Sustainability Manager, AkzoNobel
- Mark Reed, Professor of Socio-Technical Innovation, Newcastle University
- Jessica Fries, Executive Chairman, Accounting for Sustainability
References:
ethicalperformance.com
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