How to Report on the SDGs: What Good Looks Like and Why It Matters
Four in ten of the world’s largest companies reference the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their corporate reporting. But there is not yet an established process, benchmark or standard for companies to follow when reporting on their SDG-related activities. Many companies are unsure how to report on the SDGs, where to start and what […]
Leadership Lessons From Professional Ice Hockey
Former ice hockey goaltender Helmut de Raaf played an incredible 114 times for Germany on the world stage as well as winning 11 German national championships. With a host of 14-20-year-olds now benefitting from his extensive experience, he explains why creativity in sport wins and how you can apply this to business too. The 56-year-old went […]
Electric Race Cars: Learning to Drive All Over Again
A socket, a battery weighing almost half a tonne and 200 kilos of dry ice every day in the box at the race track. These are some of the features that have emerged with the rise of electric race cars, and the new models have completely changed the way racing teams do their work. […]
Stanton Chase LA Recognizes Leaders Who Care
As a global leading executive search firm, Stanton Chase works with female leaders around the world who have made significant improvements and left a lasting impact on their businesses. The Women and Leadership video series of Stanton Chase showcases stories of these inspiring leaders, their history, and how they rose to the top. Stanton Chase […]
Can Capitalism Be Compassionate?
The global economy can be confusing and terrifying. Financial experts, policy makers, and everyday citizens want to know: How will government policies impact our families and what can we do about it? In his book, “Broken Capitalism: This is How We Fix it,” Ferris Eanfar explains the state of the global economy and its key […]
Ending Animal Slaughter One Fashion Bag at a Time
Eco-fashion house Ministry of Tomorrow has announced the launch of its new Vegan Bag collection, with a focus on animal anti-cruelty. Many animals killed for leather experience cruel and gruesome treatment that is typical of factory farming. But, at Los Angeles-based Ministry of Tomorrow no animals are slaughtered in the production of their bags. This […]
Mars Launches New Cocoa Sustainability Strategy
Mars Wrigley Confectionery has decided to put smallholder farmers at the center of an ambitious new strategy. The maker of chocolate for more than 100 years and one of the world’s largest buyers of cocoa, has launched a new plan for overhauling its cocoa supply chain. If you like this, subscribe here for more stories that […]
The Nobel Peace Prize 2018. A Nod to #MeToo?
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2018 to Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict. This years Nobel Peace Prize is intended to send the message that “women, who constitute half of the population, […]
Historic Opioid Legislation Passed
On 28 September the U.S. House of Representatives passed historic, comprehensive legislation in a vote of 393-8 that creates new resources and better policies to help the millions of patients and families impacted by substance use disorder. Now that both Chambers have approved the final version, the package will be sent to the President’s desk […]
Brazilian Immigrant Generates Millions in Venture Capital
Barbara Minuzzi a Brazilian immigrant who faced discrimination in the workplace. She came to America to lead a more purposeful life and to capitalizing on biotech and blockchain – in the hope that it could help solve the worlds biggest problems. Listen as she shares her journey.
