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Thought Leaders

What Conscious, Millennial Consumers Really Want, and How to Give It to Them

If you're a sustainable business owner, gaining the trust of this consumer base should be your top priority.

Growing a Business

Catching Up On Climate Change? There's Still Time To Do It Right.

Being seen as a leader in climate action ensures better access to capital, favorable consumer attitudes and the benevolence of regulators.

How to Go Green

How Sustainable Brands Win Over the Discerning Conscious Consumer

As sustainability credentials become the norm, brands must develop the capabilities to grow through a differentiated sustainability identity, innovative production systems and new value-driven consumption models.

Green Entrepreneur®

5 Strategies for Building a Sustainable Brand for Today's Market

Customers want to connect with companies that demonstrate a commitment to social responsibility.

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How Can Making Mistakes Help Us Sustain as Entrepreneurs?

Businesses thrive that see mistakes as a fundamental part of the growth journey.

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5 Ways Your Business Can Benefit From Adhering to Sustainable Development Principles

Everybody talks about sustainable development, but only a few speak about its real benefits.

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Managing Green and Sustainable Energy Solutions During a Data-Intense Century

According to Kevin O'Leary, "clean" Bitcoins are the future of blockchain, but how far away are we really from fully sustainable computing?

Green Entrepreneur®

Build Sustainability Around Your People, Not Just Your Office

An effective post-Covid sustainability strategy will need to focus on how companies can educate, train and empower employees in building sustainable practices -- whether at home or in office.

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It's Official: Customers Prefer Sustainable Companies

An authoritative new study finds that regardless of product category, brands with legitimate sustainability claims do better.

Green Entrepreneur®

Tiny Business Is Serious Business

There are 'small' businesses. Then there are 'tiny' ones, concerned about the personal and social impact they make.