Before departing for the festive holidays we have produced two complimentary CSR bundle packs for our Subscribers
Every month we send our Subscribers the latest in-depth corporate responsibility and sustainability analysis. This year we've published 300+ pieces of analysis on the topical and key issues and happenings within the world of corporate responsibility and sustainability.
The past few weeks we have ploughed through issues from 2007 - 2012. And the reason being? To create two CR bundle packs that will provide some great reading over the festive period for our Subscribers.
The first pack that we've produced is the Best of 2012. This pack contains some of the most accessed articles on this site this year, plus some other articles that we feel reflect what's happened in 2012.
There's in-depth analysis on; the roles for companies and government in devising the future of capitalism, a CEO interview with Paul Polman, Unilever, on why sustainable living gets top billing, a detailed review of the long-running standoff between AccountAbility and stakeholders of the AA1000, analysis of the Rio+20 Summit and how it didn’t deliver what was both needed and hoped for and more.
The second pack, exclusively available to only Subscribers and 2012 Conference attendees, showcases some of the best analysis that we published between 2007 - 2011.
Both analysis packs were emailed out last week. To access the packs simply click on the links below...
Best of 2007-2011 analysis pack
For more information about the above CR bundle packs contact:
Liam Dowd
Head of Marketing
Ethical Corporation: Business Intelligence for Sustainability
+44 (0)20 7375 7238
May 2013, London
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