The goal is to demonstrate that being environmentally-aware does not imply to choose between money and sustainability. On the contrary, those who 'greened' their own supply chain processes are now reaping the financial rewards as well as a host of other benefits.
Gaining a competitive advantage over those who are not as well prepared is possible by turning rising fuel and energy costs, and increasingly stringent rules and regulations into opportunities to reduce your bottom line; get ahead of the pack by setting a realistic compliance agenda early.
The dilemma facing most Boards and CEOS is how to demonstrate beyond reproach their commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The public, the shareholders, the government, and the community expects this now. And the media is ever watchful of false claims towards these. This methodology will provide the tools to deliver.
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"Any corporation can become carbon neutral by outsourcing every carbon producing activity. To create real and tangible positive impact on the environment smart corporations are thinking beyond the traditional boundaries and reaping huge dividends in the public relations war" said Vivek Sood, the Managing Director of Global Supply Chain Group.
