Breaking the Mold of Traditional Sustainable Development

The Financial Times recently published an interesting article, Innovative Matchmakers, which examines the fate of research and sustainable development in the coming year.  With budgets expected to be tight over the next twelve months, the FT suggests that companies leverage their business sustainability stakeholders and key partnerships as a source of creative thinking.  

 Exploring the concept know as ‘open innovation’ coined by the Cal Berkley professor Henry Chesbrough in the 1960s, our sustainability consulting views stakeholder engagement to be a corner stone to business sustainability development.  Challenging the traditional barriers of propriety to explore the more sustainable benefits of mutual value creation, Mr. Chesbrough explains: Click here to continue reading Breaking the Mold of Traditional Sustainable Development.

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