Odgers Berndtson Explores Sustainability In Observe Magazine
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Odgers Berndtson has launched the 18th issue of its global Observe magazine titled "Sustainability." Given the global challenge and scale of the current climate emergency, no person, business, or organization will be unaffected. Building a sustainable future is everyone's responsibility.
Business is, in many cases, taking a leading role. In the latest issue of Observe, Odgers Berndtson examines what's happening throughout the world, across industries, in the boardroom, and in marginalized communities. And, we explore the leadership required to make progress on this vital subject.
Jim Thompson, Partner in the Houston office, looks at "What lies ahead for the sustainable business movement?" The magazine also explores questions such as:
- Is the Chief Sustainability Officer about to take charge of the corporate agenda?
- What exactly is the board's responsibility for sustainability?
- Which companies are the shining lights of sustainability? And how did they do it?
- What can we do to stop eating up the planet?
To read these articles and more, please view the full issue at: https://odgers-berndtson.foleon.com/magazine/observe-18/landing-page/
About Odgers Berndtson
For more than 50 years, Odgers Berndtson has delivered executive search, leadership assessment, and development strategies to the world's biggest and best organizations. Odgers Berndtson's 250+ partners cover more than 50 sectors and operate out of 59 offices in 29 countries. The US wing of the firm launched in 2011 and is one of the fastest growing search firms in the Americas. Odgers Berndtson currently has U.S. offices in Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Washington DC.
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