


Large corporations have been amassing huge profits at the expense of their customers, their...
Large corporations have been amassing huge profits at the expense of their customers, their employees, the environment, and society as a whole. Unfortunately for these corporations, the democratization of information has given consumers the power to demand transparency from the businesses they interact with and hold them accountable for their actions. These days, we don't just care about the products and services that businesses create; we care about the companies behind them, their actions, and how those goods are produced.
In this chat, I hope to:
What does a companies valuation look like when environmental social governance factors are as much a measure of sustainability as financial factors?
What initiatives of CSR programs do you see major corporations/industry leaders focusing on lately (e.g. social issues, environment, philanthropy, ethical labor practices)? Ideally, resources...
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I would like to know if the bullying in the office environment will be covered in this event. If not, please ignore my question. I do not want my question to be shown to public view. Thanks!
Where do you draw the line between corporate responsibility in the community and governance ?
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How to find Tech Jobs inside those companies that are really implementing solutions and having real results on the problems that the planet has like: pollutions of the seas, deforestation,...
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How can I be confident that my money is not only doing what I need it to for me but also helping others? Especially when I have a tight budget with little room for any excessive spending.
How effective do you think B Corps are in holding companies accountable for social and environmental responsibility?
I've seen a lot of older organizations try and reverse-engineer positive impact into their products and services, but so often I've seen these efforts side-lined into CSR divisions, and not fully...
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