Blog

Categories

Recent Posts

Posts by Author

Posts by Month

Tag Cloud

Older Entries »

Credibility in a Time of “Green” Mismanagement

EF22013

On Thursday January 17th, 100 sustainably-minded business individuals from across Waterloo Region came together to assess how they can better communicate their sustainability initiatives with external stakeholders without succumbing to the lazy “greenwashing” standard of marketing. Two speakers, David Robinson [...]

Continue reading...

Honesty is the Best Policy

Just as your parents used to say about your latest fib, honesty is the best policy to ensure you are a trustworthy individual. For companies, honesty can go a long way in ensuring your environmentally conscious consumers trust you and [...]

Continue reading...

Coming Home

It was August 2010 when I left the Events Manager staff position at Sustainable Waterloo Region. Having volunteered and worked here since the organization’s start, it was truly heartbreaking to leave, but I had my mind set on entering the [...]

Continue reading...

Scaling Up: Researching Province-Wide Collaboration

Sustainable Waterloo Region, with the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, has recently launched research into the possibility of scaling up the work of SWR to regions and communities across Ontario. In the past we have informally coached communities in [...]

Continue reading...

Canadian Sustainability: Local Responses, Global Impact?

Later this fall in October, I will be attending the 9th Annual Canadian Business for Social Responsibility Summit in Toronto.  This event will focus on how Canadian business is perceived globally – how do Canadian initiatives impact our bottom line and [...]

Continue reading...

The Launch of MemberLink

Tomorrow is a big day for Sustainable Waterloo Region. Not only are we hosting our first event of our 2010/2011 event season, but we are also launching a new online community for our Regional Carbon Initiative members.  MemberLink will provide [...]

Continue reading...

Older Entries »