Liam Dowd
Liam Dowd
Liam Dowd is the managing director of Ethical Corporation. Liam joined Ethical Corporation in 2010 and has worked his way from subsciptions manager to director of marketing and strategy to his new role of managing director. Liam uses his marketing background to ensure customers are at the heart of business decisions.
Latest posts from Liam:
Aug 8, 2018
In a recent online webinar, four panellists led the discussion on how companies can best report against the Social Development Goals. Here are eight morsels to offer food for thought
May 16, 2018
Ethical Corporation's Responsible Business Trends report 2018 highlights the need for strategic integration and measurement of the SDGs within business if the Global Goals are to be achieved by 2030
Mar 5, 2018
In this Q&A, managing director Liam Dowd talks with Rob Hargrove, EVP research, development, quality and innovation at Mondelēz International on packaging, deforestation and the impact of agri-tech
Feb 9, 2018
Orsted, Mars, BlackRock, Verizon, Campbell’s, OECD, SC Johnson, KEMET Corporation and IBM to share strategies...
Jan 5, 2018
Responsible sourcing from Mars and VF, an exclusive interview on Natura's take-over of Body Shop, companies integrating SDGs into business strategy plus billionaires and philanthropy all feature in the 5 most read articles of 2017 on EthicalCorp.com
Sep 21, 2017
As part of our management spotlight series our managing director Liam Dowd talks with Markus Strangmueller, VP of Sustainability – Business to Society at Siemens, on total impact reporting, non-financial reporting and future opportunities
Sep 15, 2017
Reporting has the chance to create genuine value to business if it aligns itself further to the impact mission
Sep 14, 2017
As part of our management spotlight series our managing director Liam Dowd talks with Louise Koch, corporate sustainability lead, EMEA at Dell, on packaging, partnerships and future opportunities
Sep 7, 2017
Reporting refreshed – data first, impact centric
Aug 11, 2017
46% of companies state they're not accurately measuring the impacts of their sustainability activities