Sustainability    

"We in big pharma should never take for granted our right to exist; our business model is not written into any country’s constitution. So we should be turning up to work every day with the mindset that we are earning the right to exist. We are earning it by meeting the expectations of society. When you start to think like this, you see the world differently."
Andrew Witty - CEO, GlaxoSmithKline

 
SustainAbility at COP-15
Blog
SustainAbility at the UN Climate Change Conference 2009
Geoff Lye and Gary Kendall blog from the 15th U.N. Conference of the Parties (COP) in Copenhagen
 
Enhancing Stakeholder Engagement Through Web 2.0
Article
Enhancing Stakeholder Engagement Through Web 2.0
SustainAbility takes a look at the future of stakeholder engagement through the use of web 2.0 technologies
 
Mark Lee in Ethisphere
News
Mark Lee One of 100 Most Influential in Business Ethics
Ethisphere Magazine names Mark Lee one of the 100 most influential people in business ethics
 
The Sustainability Survey
Report
The Sustainability Survey Research Program
New research program connects corporate leaders with global expert insight to navigate the challenges and opportunities related to sustainability
 
Two Degrees is Too Much
Commentary
Two Degrees is Too Much
With the clock ticking as we approach COP-15 in Copenhagen, Gary Kendall explains why the 2°C threshold for dangerous climate change is so important
 
Stakeholder Engagement and the Board
Report
Stakeholder Engagement and the Board
Global Corporate Governance Forum publishes its report with a foreword by SustainAbility's Peter Zollinger
 
 

Established in 1987, SustainAbility is a strategy consultancy and think tank working with senior corporate decision makers to achieve transformative leadership on the sustainability agenda. We offer a range of services and undertake advocacy in order to create financial value at the same time as addressing environmental, social and governance issues in an integrated manner.
 
SustainAbility
11 January 2010
 
Gary Kendall contributes a guest post to the Better Place blog, looking back on the Copenhagen Accord and what it means for the future of automobiles.
Article
17 December 2009
 
John Elkington and Jennifer Biringer suggest that biodiversity may soon force its way higher on the corporate sustainability agenda.
Sustainable Growth
19 November 2009
 
Jennifer Biringer and Virginia Terry contribute a guest column looking at enhancing value through sustainability.
chinadialogue
11 November 2009
 
Gary Kendall and John Elkington look at how new market dynamics created by climate change, geological and geopolitical pressures will transform our hydrocarbon economies.