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BAE Systems 2012 Annual Report – Sky-high integrated reporting
The new integrated reporting from BAE Systems scores well but could be more transparent
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Press Release: Shift and Mazars launch Discussion Paper for Comment
Shift and Mazars are pleased to launch a Discussion Paper on the development of public, global standards for reporting and assuring companies’ alignment with the UN Guiding Principles.
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Business School Bulletin – June 2013
The sustainability agenda’s place in academic debate, framing public policy and spiritual corporate leadership
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Cheat sheet: Corporate responsibility cheat sheet
All the sustainable business facts and figures you need
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Focus on the message not the medium
Let’s not report for reporting’s sake, argues Mallen Baker
Podcasts
Business trends and opportunities 2013: An exclusive podcast with Daniel Franklin, The Economist
Executive Editor of the Economist, Daniel Franklin, speaks with Toby Webb about business events 2012 and the ethical risks and opportunities ahead in 2013.
Business and human rights in Burma
Annette Stube, director of group sustainability at Maersk, the Danish transport and energy conglomerate, talks to Ethical Corporation’s Jeni Bauser Yaghoubi about Maersk’s business and human rights action plan, and how the company is slowly developing operations in Burma.
How to empower women entrepreneurs
Charlotte Oades, the Coca-Cola Company’s global director, women’s economic empowerment, talks to Ethical Corporation’s Jeni Bauser Yaghoubi about Coke’s 5by20 initiative, which seeks to empower five million women entrepreneurs by 2020.
Latest Articles
Investor information – how to provide real value
Investors are looking for materiality and clarity on environmental, social and governance issues from corporate reporting
New Books – June 2013
Ethical Corporation’s guide to the latest and best sustainable business reading
Nestlé’s Creating Shared Value report – A great...
While it is comprehensive in nature, Nestlé’s report is too long and just a bit boring
