Meet Kevin Nilsen President and CEO of ECO Canada

Intengine's Writer Community

March 12, 2021

Thought Leader | Kevin Nilsen As ECO Canada’s President and CEO, Kevin Nilsen embraces the change, rapid growth, and innovation of Canada’s environmental sector. Nilsen has seen a massive influx of talent and capital within the field — and intends to make the most of this exciting period of transformation.

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How 12 Emerging Leaders are embarking on sustainability career journeys

GreenBiz Group

March 8, 2021

In early February, more than 1,200 sustainability professionals gathered online for GreenBiz 21. And each day after the mainstage talks and panels, a few of my GreenBiz Group colleagues and I hopped onto Zoom to convene with 12 students and young professionals poised to become sustainability leaders of the future. From marketing to engineering, the GreenBiz 21 Emerging Leaders represent a variety of

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Corporate philanthropy becomes a renewed focus for leadership companies

GreenBiz Group

February 23, 2021

In 2020, philanthropic donations by major donors saw an almost 7 percent increase on a year-to-date basis. As companies direct more of their money to external charitable causes, internally decision-makers are assessing how the companies' philanthropic efforts tie into their values, corporate responsibilities and sustainability strategies. For many, this includes weaving sustainability into

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ESG reporting is becoming increasingly investor-grade — and siloed

GreenBiz Group

February 11, 2021

Reprinted from GreenFin Weekly, a free weekly newsletter. Subscribe here. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting is facing an identity crisis. While reporting itself as a practice in disclosure has expanded dramatically around the world — 80 percent of companies globally report on sustainability — what goes in the report continues to be strikingly disparate across the

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Year In Review Enlightening Sustainable Solutions You May Have Missed

Intengine's Writer Community

February 2, 2021

Here are a few items from 2020 we found memorable, in case you missed it. We know the Sustainability-focussed buyer is not one to skim over the details. They think about how their actions, every action, impacts others. 

It’s time to reimagine our future. Here are 3 ways to begin.

Grist News

January 29, 2021

"The New Possible," a new essay collection, explores how the turmoil of the past year provides unprecedented opportunities.

These 5 Sustainability Bloggers Predict Growth Trends in 2021

Intengine's Writer Community

January 21, 2021

It is becoming evident this shift in buying priorities is changing our perspective globally and making a positive difference for our earth and human rights. It may not be clear, but we can thank this recognition and awareness at least in part to the passionate writers, reviewers and community campaigns propagated by bloggers. 

5 steps boards can take to be ESG-ready for 2021

GreenBiz Group

January 21, 2021

5 steps boards can take to be ESG-ready for 2021 Pamela Gordon Thu, 01/21/2021 - 01:40 Amongst the many dramatic challenges global businesses faced in 2020, one that had been simmering for years bubbled up and promised to stay at a high boil in 2021 is ESG: Environment, Social, Governance.  Signs that ESG expectations were becoming more ubiquitous included the establishment of global ESG

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Can we finally standardize ESG standards?

GreenBiz Group

January 19, 2021

Most GreenBiz readers are well aware of the complex sustainability reporting landscape. It seems like every year new reporting standards or frameworks are added to the overstuffed workload of the corporate sustainability professional. As the former chief executive of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), I had a role in the ongoing movement to "standardize the standards" that companies use

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This artist envisions an intersectional future for the climate movement

Grist News

December 28, 2020

Fixer Layel Camargo discusses the role of arts and culture in building movements and shares their priorities for the new year.