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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 Strategy by Barbara Turley-McIntyre, Co-Operators |
On October 21st, 2010, 3BL Media's Chris Jarvis interviews Barbara Turley-McIntyre, Director, Sustainability and Corporate Citizenship at The Co-Operators, an insurance and financial services organization. She talks about how the company moved forward on a sustainability strategy. EarthSayer Barbara Turley-McIntyre |
Sustainability and Banking by Mike Pedersen
Claude Ouimet, Senior V.P. and G.M at InterfaceFLO
Air Miles for Social Change: Andrew Souvaliotis
Strong Values and Culture by Robert Dutton
Energy, Water and Packaging by Nikos Koumettis of Coca-Cola Ltd
Sustainable Forestry Initiative by Kathy Abusow
Inclusive Business by Graham Baxter of IBLF
Creating Shared Value Tim Brown of Nestle Canada Inc.
Sustainability as Business Strategy by Tania M. Carnegie, KPMG
Working Together for Solutions by Avrim Lazar
The "How" of Embedding Sustainability by Stephanie Bertels
Why Going Green is Good Business by Jim Harris
Embedding Social Responsibility Kaz Flinn
Transforming Canadian Business
Sustainability Strategy by Barbara Turley-McIntyre, Co-Operators
Sustainability and Collaboration by Adine Mees, President of CBSR
Changing Expectations and Canadian Performance by Doug Miller
SR Commitments by Craig Stenhouse of Cenovus Energy
Sustainability and The Natural Step by Dr. Karl-Henrik Robert
Building Companies that Matter by Andrew Heintzman
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