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Ivey forum to help companies connect
sustainability to the bottom line
Yahoo! Finance (NAT),
January 21, 2008 |
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The Richard
Ivey School of Business is holding a
forum to help companies put a dollar
value on sustainability initiatives to
connect social and environmental
activities to the bottom line. Running
on January 25th at Ivey's ING Leadership
Centre in Toronto, the forum will bring
together experts from academia,
industry, and government to discuss
state-of-the-art tools for valuing
business sustainability.
Joshua Margolis,
Associate Professor, Harvard Business
School, is scheduled to speak on
"The Relationship between Social and
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The Charlotte Observer
, January 19, 2008
By
Nichole Monroe Bell |
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At a time when retailers slash prices
for even the most obscure holiday,
consumers might wonder: Why don't stores
have Martin Luther King Jr. Day sales?
"The holiday likely hasn't caught on as
a big sales day because it still isn't
universally observed throughout the
country," said
Patrick Murphy,
professor of marketing and co-director
of the Institute for Ethical Business
Worldwide at The University of Notre
Dame.
Murphy said retailers -- especially
those who appeal to African Americans --
are missing out on sales by not using
the holiday to promote sales.
"The recentness of it may be a factor --
a lot of people remember quite well what
happened to Martin Luther King, and it's
a painful subject for people," he said.
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Business owners
should try to determine how much money
is enough
Columbus Business First, January
18, 2008
By
Beatrice E. Wolper
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First and most immediate, ask how much
money is enough - enough so you don't
have to worry about your future.
As discussed in the book Just Enough,
by Harvard Business School faculty
members
Laura Nash
and Howard Stevenson, one has to weigh
the importance of specific needs, while
calculating what is necessary to have
enough left over for tomorrow and
anticipate what is enough for the rest
of your life.
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