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A renowned columnist, speaker and the author of a bestselling book on CSR, Per Grankvist is a thought leader on how sustainability is changing the way business, government and NGOs operate and collaborate. Read more.

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Thursday
Mar072013

Does a license to operate include paying taxes?

For years, companies have been talking about the need to have a license to operate in terms of doing what the public expect them to do, beyond what's regulated. And whereas tax planning is perfectly legal, it might not be ok in the eyes of the public.

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Thursday
Dec272012

On being certain

At the end of another year a lot of us are trying to predict the coming year. But before we claim to be certain that some events will happen or some scenarios to unfold in 2013, it might be worth reflecting on where that sense of being right comes from.

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Sunday
Nov042012

To move forward, we need hope

After years plagued with corporate green washing, if not deliberate so at least cases of where the message is getting out before the action, marketing sustainability has been seen as the problem. But it is still the solution in order to get consumers to change behaviour, given that the narrative is compelling enough. And how to do that was one of the most discussed topics outside sessions at the BSR Conference 2012.

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Tuesday
Oct162012

A chance to get your questions on sustainability and profitability answered

In one week from now, business leaders and sustainability professionals from around the world will gather in New York City for this years' BSR conference. It's also a chance for you to ask any questions related to sustainability and profitability.

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Saturday
Sep152012

The CEO turned activist

Last Monday evening, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh accepted a visit from a Swedish human rights activist asking her to raise minimum wages for workers in the textile industry. As we shall see in this unusual story, the reasons for her complying with his request are several and would benefit many.

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