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The Three Dimensions of Sustainability

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True innovation in sustainability isn’t just about doing less harm. The biggest impacts can come from doing more good in the world, overturning long-held assumptions, achieving transformative change and contributing a net positive impact. In his latest blog post, Gregg LaBar summarizes the key themes from the Innovation panel he moderated at Greater Cleveland Partnership’s recent Sustainability Summit. What does sustainable innovation mean to you and are you taking it far enough? Click the link: https://bit.ly/3SWLpXZ #ESG #Sustainability

Six Pillars of Sustainability

Recent research from EdenLab highlights the challenges facing sustainability professionals as they attempt to move their businesses towards more sustainable, inclusive and regenerative models. In this post, I reflect on the emotional terrain of these roles - which can be tough, unrelenting and complex to navigate. It’s an enormous privilege to influence change in this space - but it cannot be done alone. It requires the skills and talents of those within and beyond the profession to help usher in a new paradigm of business as the world needs. Thanks to Leo Rayman, Helen Armstrong and the team at EdenLab for the opportunity to contribute to this important enquiry.

Some Sustainability Trends in 2025: - Social Equity Sustainability strategies will increasingly incorporate social equity, ensuring fair treatment and opportunities for all stakeholders. - Sustainable Finance The rise of ESG-linked?financial products, such as green bonds and sustainability-linked loans, is transforming the financial sector. - Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) Businesses are increasingly turning to nature to solve environmental challenges. In 2025, more companies will invest in restoring ecosystems as a cost-effective way to tackle climate and biodiversity issues. - Product Life Extension Durability and longevity are becoming key focuses as companies shift from consumption to longevity. In 2025, product life extension will become a core strategy for reducing environmental impact.

As companies work to overcome the barriers to sustainable transformation, it's the COO's time to shine. https://lnkd.in/enZ8D-Ev Quantis' John Willard and Charlotte Bande argue that operations leaders need more space at the table during sustainability discussions, ensuring it becomes a core consideration in daily business operations. ?? Follow the link above to explore the COO's mission as sustainability superhero.

This year, my colleagues and I at Quantis have been delving into a critical question: how do you activate an entire organization to achieve sustainability goals? For years, much of the focus has been on strategy, goal-setting, reporting, and measurement. But the question we keep hearing is: how do we turn all this into meaningful action? Enter the Chief Operating Officer (COO) from stage left… Through our work, we’ve discovered that sustainability superheroes exist within the C-suite and beyond, ready to drive the organization forward. Our latest article, co-authored by Charlotte Bande and myself, explores how the COO might just be the unsung hero your sustainability agenda needs. https://lnkd.in/enZ8D-Ev

Our workforce is engaged and thinking innovatively towards sustainability