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6 May 2012 0 Comments

Creating Shared Value and Corporate Social Responsibility

When: Tuesday, May 15, 2012, 6:45 – 8:30 PM
Where: The Grand Illusion Theater in the U District, 1403 NE 50th St., Seattle, WA 98105
Cost: $5 for paid Net Impact members, $10 for everyone else
RSVP: Please reserve your spot here

Join us to hear a discussion on Creating Shared Value and Corporate Social Responsibility with Fay Hanleybrown, Managing Director of FSG and Henk Campher, Senior Vice President, CSR & Sustainability at Edelman.

6 May 2012 0 Comments

Green Sports Alliance Summit

The Green Sports Alliance Summit is a three-day executive summit designed for leaders from the sports community. The summit uses a mix of insightful stories, case studies, lectures, panels, breakout groups, and site visits to introduce participants to a range of thinking and best practices around sustainability that produce bottom line benefits, while demonstrating responsible corporate and community citizenship.

When: September 5-7th, 2012
Where: The Conference Center, Seattle, WA
Details: Check out the summit’s website for more information.

Net Impact Seattle members receive $50 off registration. Use the discount code: NETISEA to register here!

6 May 2012 0 Comments

NBIS Grassroots Sustainability Leaders Roundtable

Managing and Integrating Sustainability Metrics
When: Thursday, May 31, 2012, 6:00-8:00PM
Where: Lutron Downtown Showroom:  720 Olive Way Seattle
Cost: $25.00 non-members; $17.00 NBIS Members
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Presenting Speakers:
Stephanie Ausen, CSR Manager at PMI
Alex Michalko,  CSR Analyst at REI
David Kemp, Sustainability Analyst at Brooks Sports

NBIS is excited to feature these speakers and the outstanding work they are doing in establishing and using sustainability metrics to support their companies’ commitments to customers, communities and stakeholders.

Each panelist will present the approach their company is taking to measuring, managing and reporting sustainability metrics and discuss some of the challenges, outcomes and benefits of integrating sustainability metrics management into company operations.

15 April 2012 Comments Off

Starbucks Community Impact – Members Only

When: Friday, May 4, 2012, 12–1:30 PM
Where: Starbucks Headquarters 2401 Utah Ave South, Seattle, WA
Cost: $10 for dues paying Net Impact members
RSVP: Please reserve your spot. Space is limited.

Learn about the role of Starbucks in the community from Cecilia Carter, VP of Global Diversity, Community and Government Affairs for Starbucks.  Then enjoy an intimate lunch with Cecelia and Ben Packard, VP of Global Responsibility for Starbucks.

10 April 2012 Comments Off

Beyond Spreadsheets: Dealing with the energy and sustainability data quagmire

When: Thursday, April 19, 2012, 6-8 PM
Where: Bainbridge Graduate Institute, 2601 Fourth Avenue Suite #310, Seattle, WA 98121
Cost: $20
RSVP: Please reserve your spot. Space is limited.

Join our panel of expert practitioners from CH2M HILL, Good Company, NBIS and Expeditors as they share their experiences with sustainability data management and optimizing operations, highlighting their journeys to success and answering any questions you may have! This event was organized by Net Impact, Sustainable Seattle and BGI.

10 April 2012 Comments Off

Creating Shared Value and Corporate Social Responsibility

When: Tuesday, May 15, 2012, 6:45 – 8:30 PM
Where: The Grand Illusion Theater in the U District, 1403 NE 50th St., Seattle, WA 98105
Cost: $5 for paid Net Impact members, $10 for everyone else
RSVP: Please reserve your spot here. 

Join us to hear a discussion on Creating Shared Value (CSV) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) with Fay Hanleybrown, Managing Director of FSG and Henk Campher, Senior Vice President, CSR & Sustainability at Edelman.

FSG states that creating shared value involves value creation for business that simultaneously yields more profit and greater social impact – resulting in powerful transformations and opportunities for growth and innovation in both business and society. Some say that it’s the new Corporate Social Responsibility. However, Henk Campher says, “CSV isn’t the new CSR. It is a way of practicing CSR. I would even go so far as to say that it is the ideal way of practicing CSR finding the shared value with society (or specific stakeholder groups). But it isn’t something different from CSR.” Come discuss with us!

Check out this motion graphic video prior to the event!