How does your business impact your community? What can your business do to support a thriving community? These are essential questions for a sustainable business.
The movement to transition to a sustainable business is accelerating. Pressure to comply with Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) guidelines is mounting and is coming from consumers, larger brands, and corporations for both retail (B2C) and supply chain businesses (B2B). Have you noticed this in your industry?
This workshop — presented with Lenoir-Rhyne University Asheville — will help you:
Begin the shift to a sustainable business model where you understand the ESG impacts and connections between your business and community, and
You identify the path for change that best allows your business to transition to a sustainable business model integrating People and Planet (or ESG) into your business decisions.
Lunch will be provided.
Presenters:
Dr. Susan Kask: Susan brings 30 years of experience as an economist, teacher, and more recently the Chief Sustainability Officer for a small international fiber company, to her passion for training businesses to bring their community and sustainability values directly into their business operations.
Mr. Scott Zintz: Scott has over 25 years of experience in corporate America, as an entrepreneur, director, manager and business consultant. He pursued an MBA in Corporate Sustainability back in 2008 and has been working to help organizations integrate a triple bottom line to business ever since. He is currently serving as a Commercial Energy Consultant for local Asheville company Sugar Hollow Solar.