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Corporate 'Sustainability' Is Corporate 'Excellence'

forbes.com Nov 13 2014 BoardBlogs

Erika Karp, CEO of Cornerstone Capital, uses 'corporate sustainability' and 'corporate excellence' interchangeably. She is not alone, as her view that sustainability "should be core to the business, and not in a corner" continues to gain credence among investors and in corporate boardrooms. In Rome this week she has been working in [...]
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