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Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) holds annual meetings on Corporate Social Responseibility (CSR). Interviews at the 2010 and 2011 conferences formed the basis for establishing a special collection on Canadian Social Responsibility. It's 2011 theme was Canadian Business as a Global Citizen.
Founded in 1995, Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) is a business-led non-profit learning organization and consultancy that mobilizes Canadian companies to make powerful business decisions that improve performance and contribute to a better world.
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Sustainability and Banking by Mike Pedersen |
| October 21, 2010 On October 21st, 2010, 3BL Media's Chris Jarvis caught up with Mike Pedersen, Corporate Operations at TD Bank. He discusses why a bank is involved in sustainability. EarthSayer Mike Pedersen |
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Embedding Social Responsibility Kaz Flinn
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Sustainability Strategy by Barbara Turley-McIntyre, Co-Operators
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Working Together for Solutions by Avrim Lazar
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![The "How" of Embedding Sustainability by Stephanie Bertels](/images/tn_17616.png "The "How" of Embedding Sustainability by Stephanie Bertels")
The "How" of Embedding Sustainability by Stephanie Bertels
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Inclusive Business by Graham Baxter of IBLF
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Claude Ouimet, Senior V.P. and G.M at InterfaceFLO
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Air Miles for Social Change: Andrew Souvaliotis
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Energy, Water and Packaging by Nikos Koumettis of Coca-Cola Ltd
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Creating Shared Value Tim Brown of Nestle Canada Inc.
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Sustainability and Collaboration by Adine Mees, President of CBSR
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Why Going Green is Good Business by Jim Harris
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Sustainability and The Natural Step by Dr. Karl-Henrik Robert
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Building Companies that Matter by Andrew Heintzman
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Strong Values and Culture by Robert Dutton
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Sustainability as Business Strategy by Tania M. Carnegie, KPMG
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SR Commitments by Craig Stenhouse of Cenovus Energy
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