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The Year of Sustainability

11th January 2021

Happy belated New Year! I hope you had a good break – if you got one. This is my first blog post since Christmas as...

After a hard, hard year, have yourself a merry little Christmas…

21st December 2020

Even I’m not that interested in Sustainability…

16th December 2020

There are definitely three types of LinkedIn connection request. There are those who genuinely want to connect through mutual interest, there are those where hitting...

Can Capitalism save the planet? I see glimmers of hope

10th December 2020

I'm fully aware that coincidences happen, and that buses often come in threes, but when clients in completely (and I mean completely) different sectors tell...

I don’t care what George Monbiot thinks…

7th December 2020

One thing, amongst many others, that bugs me about the green movement, is its determination to stay firmly inside its comfort zone of a liberal-left...

Dragging Sustainability through the value chain

30th November 2020

For the last few weeks I've been helping small and medium sized businesses 'build back better' from Covid-19 through the Small Business Leadership Programme. The...

Green Academy 2021 dates announced!

27th November 2020

We're delighted to announce the dates for the 2021 Green Academy syllabus - our annual series of online training sessions bringing you the very best...

My bias, my bad…

25th November 2020

At the weekend, I took part in unconscious bias training and, like Kylie, I can't get it out of my mind. Now, as a good,...

Business Ethics: it’s all about culture

23rd November 2020

While I've been updating the final Green Academy session of 2020, on Business Ethics, the UK's 'chumocracy' debate has been unfolding in the background. I...

We’ve come a long way, Boris

18th November 2020

The climate-sceptic right has long had a frustrating tendency to come up with nonsense arguments that superficially sounds like common sense. In 2013, a certain...

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