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October 17, 2007
If you need evidence of the corporate community paying attention to the greening movement, look no further than this article linked here, which indicates larger international companies are more interested in going green.
Even more interesting, the article references a report of a survey of 350 companies in the U.K. asking about green issues. It says 87 percent of the responding companies call global warming "a commercial risk" while 80 percent called it "a commercial opportunity." Whether that indicates the corporate world is truly interested in protecting the environment on a par with value generation remains to be seen, but CEOs clearly have the issue on their minds.
Posted by Sean Murphy on October 17, 2007 | Comments (3)
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Sean, we've also picked up on a strong desire for organizations to be more environmentally aware and conciencious. We produce a series of executive supply chain events entitles SCOPE www.scopeeast.com and after canvessing topics to be address at our furture events "green" came up as the top consideration. It's a top line theme for our event at the Loews Philadelphia and we even are presenting the first "Green Supply Chain Award". Any organizations with interesting initiatives can get the nomination form at the above site and executives interested in attending the event can registed on line too.
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