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Corporate Sustainability
Corporate Greening 2.0
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Corporate greening moves up on corporate agendas as the economy strengthens and government pushes for private sector action.
As we edge away from what Time magazine called "the decade from Hell" and plant our feet on more favorable, if not exactly heavenly, economic grounds, communicators in C-suites will need to rethink their corporate greening options and reputation.
Welcome to the world of Twitter, where everything you've relied on in corporate communications has been given racing wheels. Old crises peak faster, often hotter, engaging far more people, both important and not, and they take for granted that chief communications officers today are capable and already in the game. How will you manage your first Twitter crisis?
Book-beat blogger Wayne Hurlbert recently asked CORPORATE GREENING 2.0 author Bruce Harrison what's ahead for companies and what stakeholders are expecting related to sustainability.
News and insights for managing your executive visibility initiatives, published quarterly by the Arthur W. Page Society in partnership with the Catchpole Corporation.
Sharp, effective communications must wrap around the company's government relationships. That's the message in Bruce Harrison's remarks after he received the Arthur W. Page Society's 2009 distinguished service award, which recognizes public relations pros who have helped to build and nurture the profession.
The already broad scope of green careers is widening to meet America's intense new interest in climate change and energy efficiency.
