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Feb092010

What's Next for CSR--Davos 2010?

FROM: CS Wire Daily News Alert Feb 9, 2010.

Bill Baue answers, What’s next for corporate sustainability ranking? Bill Baue discusses the next phase for corporate sustainability.  Corporate Sustainability Ranking Gets a Face Lift at Davos. Last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, saw a major upgrade in the quantification of corporate sustainability with the unveiling of what I’ll call the “second generation” of the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World. When the Canadian corporate social responsibility magazine Corporate Knights teamed with the sustainable investing research firm Innovest to launch the list five years ago in Davos, the Global 100 turned heads by asserting the business relevance of sustainability while simultaneously meeting harsh criticism from the likes of sustainability guru Paul Hawken. Read more about what Bill Baue has to say about the Challenge Question: What’s next for corporate sustainability ranking? Click here to continue reading his answer and give us your comments!

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