Short-term thinking might win companies one good day in the market, but eventually that attitude can tank a company’s ability to grow and innovate. Sustainability extends beyond just environmental concerns, which are obviously vital, into a broad range of long-term thinking for companies: about community engagement, about license to operate, and about investing now to ensure your business remains cutting edge for years to come.
Procter & Gamble: Water Sustainability with the 50L Home Coalition
Global consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble owns many of the brands we use every day, including Cascade, Bounty, Tide, Pampers, Gillette, Herbal Essences, and more. A majority of their products need water, but with global water resources strained, they’re committed to reducing the average home’s water usage through innovation. Chief Sustainability Officer Virginie ...
