Over 90% of S&P 500 companies publish sustainability reports but that doesn't mean action on sustainability is embedded throughout these organization. How come? What are the necessary strategic underpinnings that companies, large and small, need to consider to make sustainability part of everyday business?
This MIT Sloan article by Dylan Walsh provides some great insights:
(Truly) Listen to concerns and demands of your stakeholders, internal als well as external ones
Work in a step-wise approach toward bold goals
Draft and declare your mission, be clear about the processes that help you be successful in your sustainability journey and measure your outcomes
Link and embed Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in your sustainability efforts.
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