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Po Introduction: Leadership in an Age of Extremes Our time feels like a never-ending culture war. Trump, Musk, the far-right AfD in...

Time has always been the new currency Changemakers, the pioneers of change, face enormous challenges today: the world demands that they...

In a world full of complexity, we are constantly faced with the challenge of evaluating information and making the right decisions....

Definition The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)  is a European Union regulation introduced in 2019 as part of the EU...

Definition of IFRS S1 and S2 Sustainability Reporting: The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has introduced IFRS S1 and...

Definition: The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)  is a global standard for sustainability reporting that helps companies...

Learn how the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards help businesses enhance transparency, manage risks, and strengthen stakeholder eng

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)  marks a milestone in European regulation on sustainability reporting. It...

Discover how becoming a B Corp can elevate your organization's credibility, attract top talent, and drive sustainable growth through social

Definition Greenwashing  refers to the act of misleading consumers by overstating or falsely representing the environmental benefits of a...

Learn how the Vision Process aligns business goals with sustainability, focusing on circular economy, ESG strategies, and long-term resilien

Summary The Core Story is the DNA from which the organization narrates and transforms itself into the future. Ideally, it is the...

Definition: A Value Proposition is a clear, concise statement that outlines the unique value a product or service delivers to its...

Tired of Checking Boxes? Here’s Why ESG Might Be Totally Failing You ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investing has become the...

Definition: ESG metrics refer to the indicators that measure a company’s performance in three key areas: Environmental, Social, and...

Definition: Stakeholder capitalism is an economic system where companies prioritize the interests of all stakeholders—such as employees,...

Why Most Corporate Values Initiatives Fail: The Iceberg You’re Not Seeing Why do so many company value initiatives fall flat? Most...

Definition: Long-term value creation refers to a business strategy focused on building sustainable growth and profitability over time,...

Triple Bottom Line: Sustainability that unites People, Planet, and Profit – driving holistic business growth without greenwashing.