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Awareness of the sustainability challenge we are facing has never been greater. Social, environmental and legislative pressures are increasing at an accelerating rate and businesses are now experiencing an unprecedented level of consumer, employee and investor activism. Sustainability will be the biggest cause of change we have faced for decades and organisations will either adapt and survive or be replaced.
Those businesses that invest now in understanding the impact of sustainability, what level of disruption this will cause and what opportunities it will present, those that make the shift to a culture of sustainability, that build deeper stakeholder engagement, that see and enable sustainability as an innovation strategy and overall see their business as a force for good are those that are most likely to survive and indeed thrive.
Q5’s ‘Point of View’ on Sustainability Transformation which explores the pressures organisations are facing as a result of the sustainability disruption, the opportunities this presents, and the five stages of Sustainability Transformation can be accessed here.
Please get in touch to find out how you can integrate sustainability into your strategy, culture and organisation design.
Angela Fox – angela.fox@q5partners.com
Finlay Murphy – finlay.murphy@q5partners.com
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