Net Positive

Autori

• Paul Polman

Parametri

• Business & Management
• Commercio
• Ecologia
• Economia
• Saggistica

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The dual challenges of pandemics, resource constraints, and biodiversity loss threaten our existence, yet division undermines our response when unity is crucial. Global partnership and leadership are lacking, while free trade and globalization face attacks, and populism breeds intolerance. At this pivotal moment, reimagining economies and businesses is urgent. Fortunately, many in the business community—from large corporations to microenterprises—are addressing these challenges with long-term, purpose-led models that prioritize people and the planet, proving that sustainability can be profitable through new tools, AI, and clean technologies. The focus has shifted from questioning the value of sustainability to recognizing its necessity. In this transformative work, former Unilever CEO Paul Polman and sustainable-business expert Andrew Winston present a framework for leaders to create net positive companies—those that give back more than they consume. They illustrate the connection between purpose and profit, emphasizing that collective action is essential for the scale of change needed. This book outlines principles and practices for thriving in today’s world, drawing on the experiences of Unilever and other pioneering organizations. It serves as a vital resource for leaders, executives, and professionals who understand that success requires a commitment to positively impacting the world. Building a net positive company is t

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2022

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