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Category Archives: Sustainability Ratings
2013 Memorable Moments and Values
Part 1 of 3 The TakeAway: It was a year of breakthroughs, tempered by loss. But as we look back on 2013, four memorable moments stand out. I’ve a personal connection to each, but they embody universal values worth amplifying … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Reporting, Ethics and Values, Interactive Technology, Media & Entertainment, Natural Disasters, Notable People, Politics, Public Policy, Sustainability Ratings, Sustainable Investing, Wage Gap
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, Boston Marathon bombings, fiduciary duty, fossil fuel divestment, Gary David Goldberg, government shutdown, integrated reporting, Joseph Stiglitz, marriage equality, materiality, Nelson Mandela, Pope Francis, Seamus Heaney, Sustainability Context, sustainability ratings
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Time to Talk About the Public Interest
The TakeAway: Current global activity about “materiality” and “multiple capitals” seek to embed environmental, social, and governance considerations within corporate and investor commitments to accountability and sustainability. But they’re the latest iteration of an ancient ethic waiting to be reborn. … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Governance, Corporate Reporting, Corporate Sustainability, Ethics and Values, Fiduciary, Politics, Public Policy, Stakeholder Engagement, Sustainability Ratings, Sustainable Investing
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Tagged accountability, Allen White, Cicero, civic virtue, ethics, fiduciary, Global Initiative for Sustainability Ratings (GISR), Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), Investment Company Act of 1940, Investor Responsibility Research Center Institute (IRRC Institute), Joan Gallos, Jon Lukomnik, Lawrence G. Baxter, Lucian Bebchuk, Marty Linsky, materiality, Michael Sandel, Modern Portfolio Theory, public interest, Ron Heifetz, Securities Act of 1933, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Steve Lydenberg, Susan E. Woodward, Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)
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The Sustainability Ratings Industrial Complex: Breaking the Hold
The TakeAway: The recent launch of the Global Initiative for Sustainability Ratings seeks to bring some order, quality, and accountability to the diverse and booming growth industry of sustainability ratings and rankings—also a topic of the online “SustyChat3” among experts, … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Reporting, Corporate Sustainability, Public Policy, Sustainability Ratings
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Tagged Allen White, Bill Baue, Bloomberg, Bob Massie, BP disaster, Calvert Group, Ceres, Council on Foundations, CSRR-QS, Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Global Initiative for Sustainability Ratings (GISR), Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), James A. Joseph, MacBride Principles, Mark Tulay, Michael Sadowski, Mindy Lubber, OpenEyeWorld, Sullivan Principles, survey fatigue, sustainability, sustainability ratings, SustyChat, Tellus Institute, TIAA-CREF, Valdez Principles
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Gaming for Good
The TakeAway: Game-based technologies can serve as powerful tools for advancing sustainability and civic engagement—while enabling us to become game creators, too. If you’re like many Americans, you spent part of your Christmas holiday playing with your Wii, Xbox360, PlayStation … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Governance, Corporate Reporting, Media & Entertainment, Serious Games, Stakeholder Engagement, Sustainability Ratings
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Tagged AMD, AMD Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America (BGCA), Changing the Game, Game On! Texas, iCivics, Microsoft, Mozilla Labs, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Parsons The New School for Design, Pew Internet and American Life, Sandra Day O'Connor, Scratch, serious games, social impact, STEM, video games, Ward Tisdale, Warren Spector
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The Three I’s of Sustainability Reporting’s Future
The TakeAway: The Global Reporting Initiative leads sustainability disclosure into a new era through Integration, Implementation, and Integrity. Around the world, thousands of organizations rely on the GRI Reporting Framework and its multi-stakeholder approach to sustainability reporting covering the range of … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Governance, Corporate Reporting, Corporate Sustainability, Human Rights, Interactive Technology, Public Policy, Stakeholder Engagement, Sustainability Ratings, Sustainable Investing, Web 2.0
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Tagged Accountability Web, BP, Dodd-Frank, Elaine Cohen, Global Reporting Initiative, integrated reporting, John Ruggie, Ron Heifetz, Sanford Lewis, SEC, XBRL
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Colleges Graded on Green
The TakeAway: The 2011 College Sustainability Report Card shows surges in energy efficiency and more on campuses, but less progress on endowment sustainability. Today, the Sustainable Endowments Institute (SEI) released its fifth College Sustainability Report Card, which annually rates and … Continue reading →
Companies Failing to Engage Stakeholders Online
The TakeAway: New rankings on corporate online CSR communication and engagement classify US firms as “below average” Companies are failing to take full advantage of interactive technology for stakeholder engagement and reporting sustainability performance. That’s the primary finding of the … Continue reading →
It’s Raining Ratings!
The TakeAway: In response to the boom in corporate sustainability ratings, SustainAbility releases the second report in its four-phase “Rate the Raters” project. Last month, when JustMeans and CRD Analytics released their Global 1000 Sustainable Performance Leaders list (the latest … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Sustainability, Sustainability Ratings
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Tagged BP, Ceres, Corporate Knights, Corporation 20/20, CRD Analytics, Deepwater Horizon, Ethical Corporation, FTSE4Good, Global Initiative for Sustainability Ratings (GSIR), Globescan, Inflection Point, IW Financial, John Elkington, JustMeans, MacBride Principles, MSCI, Rate the Raters, Sullivan Principles, sustainability, Toby Webb, triple bottom line, Trucost, Valdez Principles
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