Most Companies Aren’t Built to Care About Impact
By Fernanda Arreola and Gregory Unruh
Corporate sustainability efforts often fall short because the real challenge lies not in intentions, but in the way businesses...
How Financial Democracy Is Reshaping the Future of Impact Investing
Interview with Nuno Brito Jorge of Goparity
Impact investing is moving into the mainstream as more people seek transparency, accountability, and measurable social and environmental...
Solar Energy Solutions: Expert Guide for Effective Las Vegas Solar Installation
As the demand for sustainable energy grows, Las Vegas homeowners are increasingly turning to solar energy solutions. The city's abundant sunshine makes it an...
The 4 Reasons Why AI and Inclusive Leaders Need Each Other
By Dr Andrea Titus and Dr Juliet Bourke
AI is loudly reshaping work and quietly introducing equity challenges and opportunities – new research reveals inclusive...
How Better Packaging Helps Brands Compete Without Price Cuts
When competition increases, many brands fall into the same pattern. They lower prices to stay attractive, hoping it will drive more sales. Companies like...
Miroslav Lajčák and Why Multilateralism Still Matters
When the United Nations General Assembly opened its 72nd session in September 2017, the multilateral system was already under heavy political pressure. Established trade...
What Makes Women’s Health the Most Overlooked Investment Opportunity of Our Time?
By Maryann Selfe
Women's health has long been treated as a niche healthcare segment. In reality, it represents one of the most structurally mispriced markets...
How Europe Could Turn Ambient Listening into Competitive Advantage
By Dr. Konstantin Vdovenko and Dr. Katarzyna Byszek-Stevens
Europe has a strategic opportunity to ease demands on its healthcare system and simultaneously unlock the potential...
How Gen Z Founder Amrita Bhasin is Tackling an $800 Billion Waste Problem
By Cristina Miceli, journalist at The European Business Review
Companies in the food, beauty, and apparel industries regularly purchase surplus products to avoid stockouts. While...
Impact Externalities: How Capitalism Can Drive Authentic Social Impact
By Adam Crouch and Dr Llewellyn D W Thomas
The traditional ESG playbook is failing. Smart executives are discovering that the most powerful path to...
Youth Homelessness Beyond Housing: Integrating Education and Employment Policy Pathways
By Julien Billion
Youth homelessness is not only a housing issue but reflects fragmented transitions across education and employment, calling for earlier and more integrated...
The Blue Economy Opportunity: Why Aquaculture is Attracting Serious Investment
The global food system is entering a period of structural change. As populations grow and dietary preferences shift toward higher protein consumption, traditional agriculture...
How the WBCSD’s 1991 Blueprint Became the Architecture for Modern Corporate ESG Governance
When the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive entered its first full enforcement phase in 2025, compliance teams across the continent confronted obligations that...
The Exemption Illusion: Why European SMEs Still Need Sustainability Data Post-Omnibus
By Rebecca Elliott Carballo, Florian Hoos, Giulia Neri-Castracane and Sara Ratti
European SMEs' relief following the adoption of the EU's Omnibus package may be misplaced....
Leading with Purpose: Uniting Inner Conviction and Societal Demands
By John Almandoz and Carlos Rey
It's one thing to talk about corporate purpose, quite another to make it happen in a way that has...
The 800V Pivot: Why Architecture is the Foundational Lever for EV Scalability
By Richard Hatfield
The article argues that 800V battery architecture—not breakthrough cell chemistry—is the decisive lever for scalable, profitable EVs. By reducing current, heat, and...
Preserving Paradise: Mövenpick Resort El Quseir Leads Egypt’s Green Tourism Movement
Mövenpick Resort El Quseir, located along the pristine shores of Egypt's Red Sea, has set an industry standard by marrying premium hospitality with environmental...
EU Pivot Following COP30 Gridlock Underscores Vital Role of Private Sector Innovators
At a closed-door meeting on 4 February, EU environment ministers signalled a quiet but consequential shift in Europe’s climate posture, asserting that the Union...
Backing Europe’s Farmers is Key to Scaling Climate-Smart Agriculture
By Paolo Rigamonti
Europe’s farmers are adopting climate-smart agriculture to address soil degradation, extreme weather and declining yields. Drawing on examples across Europe and Mars...
The Structures That Support Sustainable Success
By Ellie Williams
Sustainability is no longer a side project for forward-thinking companies. It is a core driver of resilience, innovation, and long-term growth. When...
The ESG Relocation Paradox: Why Your Sustainability Report Can’t Hide Your Moving Carbon Footprint
Companies are racing to prove progress on climate targets, circularity, and transparency. Yet one operational decision keeps slipping through the ESG net: the corporate...
What Net-Zero Buildings Reveal About the Limits of Current Energy Systems
When you examine net-zero buildings closely, you see how existing energy systems struggle to support them. These buildings aim to balance the energy they...
What the Best Sustainability Reports Reveal About Corporate Strategy Today
Sustainability reporting has evolved far beyond a compliance exercise. For many organizations, it has become a window into how leadership thinks about risk, resilience,...
What Founders and Business Owners Can Learn From the Hospitality Sector to Create a...
By Cassie Davison
In this article, award-winning hospitality industry veteran, Cassie Davison, explores what founders and business owners can learn from hospitality about building sustainable...
The Boardroom Revolution: How Three Books Convinced CEOs to Go Green
Corporate boardrooms have historically been bastions of quarterly earnings focus and shareholder primacy. Yet by the late 1990s, something remarkable happened: CEOs began voluntarily...
How Youth-Led Nuclear Initiatives are Shaping a New Era of Science Diplomacy
As climate change accelerates and global technological demands grow, young scientists and engineers are emerging as influential actors in international cooperation. Across regions as...
The ROI of Commercial Solar Installation: How Businesses in the UK Benefit
Introduction
UK businesses now see commercial solar installation as a cost-effective answer to increasing energy bills and sustainability targets. Government incentives and more efficient technology...
How Modern Electric Power Distribution Systems Support Reliable Energy Delivery for Businesses and Consumers
In every region around the world, electric power distribution plays a crucial role in delivering electricity from generation facilities to homes and businesses. After...
Germany’s Energy Independence Lesson and its LNG Blueprint
By Richard Dickenson
Energy policy in Germany changed almost overnight at the outset of the Ukraine War. For years, Berlin had banked on a stable...
10R for Circularity in the Jewelry Industry
By Javier Cabello Llano, Professor Ambika Zutshi and Sahan J. Fernando
The jewelry industry is facing rising pressure to ditch wasteful, exploitative practices and embrace...
How 5G-FRMCS Can Accelerate EU’s Rail Transformation
By Séverine Mastikian, Maros Mraz and Vikas Dubey
As Europe pursues climate change targets and digital sovereignty, its rail network risks falling behind. Legacy systems,...
Can European Business Leaders Afford to Deprioritize Climate Risk?
By Matias Pollmann-Larsen and Dominic King
As European companies grapple with severe disruption on multiple fronts, climate risks might seem a distant threat. However, our...
How Agtech Solutions Improve Farming Efficiency
Agtech boosts efficiency by turning farm decisions into clear, data‑guided actions.
Sensors, software, and smarter machines help growers do more with fewer resources.
Below, I have...
How Latvia Is Building a Circular Economy
By Alina Fooks
Today, the principles of the circular economy occupy a leading place on the global agenda. Europe and the world are on the...
How Everyday Products Can Make a Big Environmental Impact
When it comes to protecting the planet, it’s easy to think that only large-scale actions or government policies can make a difference. In reality,...
How Creative Benefits Can Help Companies Retain Talent in this Competitive Labor Market
By Mita Mallick
Retaining talent goes beyond paychecks. Employees stay when they feel valued through benefits that support wellness, homeownership, and lifelong learning. From wellness...
Green Capital: The Secret War for the Energy Future
The energy transition has been marketed as a story of innovation and sustainability.
In reality, it is a story of power, law, and survival.
“Green” capital...
Unlocking Potential: Supporting Entrepreneurs with Disabilities
By Julien Billion, Christel Tessier Dargent and Jérémie Renouf
Over 1.3 billion people live with disabilities yet their entrepreneurial potential remains overlooked. Entrepreneurs with disabilities...
Beyond the Regulatory Checkbox: Navigating Europe’s Shifting Sustainability Rules with Strategic Intent
By Jens Laue, Matthew Robinson, Monique de Ritter and Michela Coppola
As Europe recalibrates its sustainability regulations, it may seem natural for businesses to ease...
3 Key Organizational Shifts to Bolster Profits, People, and the Planet
By Maria Brinck
Businesses can thrive globally by integrating environmental, social, and governance principles into long-term strategy, demonstrating that responsibility and profitability go hand in...
Climate Resilience: The Hidden Advantage for Small Firms and Global Supply Chains
By Joyce Coffee
Climate change is disrupting businesses everywhere—wiping out supply chains, shuttering SMEs, and threatening global markets. Yet resilience is the hidden advantage. Companies...
Madeleine Thomson on Collaboration in a Warming World
Climate change transforms health threats into shared global challenges that transcend national boundaries. Mosquito-borne diseases don't respect borders, heat waves affect entire regions simultaneously,...
Why Finding Your Purpose is More Important than Ever
By Tim Jack Adams
If people don’t feel like they have a purpose, they tend to drift. I believe that our primary purpose needs to...
When the Lights Go Out: America’s Retreat from Global Humanitarian Aid
By Patrick Reichert and Vanina Farber
This piece explores the ripple effects of America’s retreat from humanitarian aid and what it means for fragile states,...
Sustainable Nutrition Through Cutting Edge Food Tech Solutions
Breakthrough technologies are beginning to transform every aspect of the global food supply chain, from field level operations to retail and distribution, and the...
Unveiling the Shadows: Understanding and Transforming Hidden Societal Risks
By Dr. Pedro Cesar Martinez Moran and Dr. Simon L. Dolan
In today’s ever-evolving world, it’s crucial to look beyond the surface and recognize the...
Transforming Business Education Through Sustainability and Innovation
By Dr. George Sammour
This article explores how business schools can transform education by embedding sustainability and innovation across curricula, research, teaching, and operations. Drawing...
What if Unicorns Roam in Peatlands: Investing in Nature’s Next Billion-Dollar Frontier
By Dr Rich Stockdale
Nature is becoming the next billion-dollar frontier. With carbon markets maturing and nature credits rising, ecosystems now offer scalable, high-return assets....
Climate Resilience in Farming: How Emerging Technologies Help Farmers Adapt
2024 was the hottest year in recorded history. Whatever the causes of climate change, the effects are real. Farmers are contending with rising temperatures,...
Are You Using Plastic-Free Packaging?
Plastic packaging has many benefits: it’s lightweight, it’s durable and it’s very effective at protecting perishable goods from moisture and oxygen. But as we...
