In today’s unpredictable business environment, the need for responsible business practices is more critical than ever. This video explains Capgemini’s commitment to the community and the environment, to deliver added value to our stakeholders — employees, clients, shareholders, investors, suppliers and business partners.
For more info visit http://www.capgemini.com/about/corporateresponsibility/our_commitment/
Duration : 0:5:0
Preview of Oded Grajew: Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility — one of 16 DVDs created by Ashoka’s Global Academy for Social Entrepreneurship. Oded Grajew, a highly successful toy manufacturer in Brazil, spearheaded a powerful campaign to end child labor. He then founded the Ethos Institute to pursue corporate social responsiblity on a national scale. Its member companies now make up over 35% of Brazil’s GDP. Grajew explains how business can be a powerful engine for social change. Produced for Ashoka by Rooy Media LLC. For more information, visit www.ashoka.org/dvd.
Duration : 0:4:25
Reducing carbon footprint while maximizing shareholder value is a strategic imperative for modern businesses.
Laurent Pacalin, Fair Isaac chief marketing officer and co-founder of the clean tech open, is interviewed by Darcy Sullivan. Fair Isaac has established a standard credit scoring service that has enabled equal opportunity banking. The Clean Tech Open is the most successful clean tech business plan in the nation supporting entrepreneurs push toward the development of a lower carbon economy. At Fair Isaac we are interested in achieving economic, environmental and social success. The sustainability thought leader Andy Savitz calls this the triple bottom line.
Now, as an industry leader, we take it upon ourselves to solve really big problems. In the context of Fair Isaac the big problems that we can tackle are what I call the Climate Crunch and the Credit Crunch.
The office and IT are becoming major drivers of climate change. Let me try to illustrate this point. By 2020, McKinsey predicted that IT would be the cause of 1.5 gigatons of greenhouse gases. Weve recently announced a Sustainable Enterprise Initiative to focus on reducing Fair Isaac carbon footprint. Led by our CIO, Christopher Rence, and supported by our employees. It is focused on three key areas, greening our data centers by improving the energy efficiency of our IT infrastructure, reducing employee commute miles by encouraging telecommuting
and decreasing overall printing and using post-consumer paper wherever possible.
These efforts are expected to meaningfully reduce Fair Isaac’s greenhouse gas emissions. Specifically, by 2010, Fair Isaac plans to cut the amount of power needed to run its information technology systems by 50 percent and reduce its printing output by 80 percent. Leveraging virtualization technology and IT services in the cloud.
Our objective is to empower the consumer through better financial education.
Through myFICO.com we make available for free a wide range of valuable educational material about credit so that consumers can be empowered to take control of their financial lives. Fico Scores on Statement program.
Duration : 0:7:7
Summit on the Future of the Corporation
Plenary Session 5 (Part 2): The Emergence of New Corporate Designs
“Pioneers, Hybrids, and Visionaries: portraits of transformational change”
Moderator, Marjorie Kelly, Corporation2020 & Tellus Institute
Speakers:
Susan Mac Cormac (Morrison and Foerster)
Steve Voight, (King Arthur Flour)
Craig Cohon, (Globalegacy)
Dialogue Facilitator, Allen White (Tellus Institute)
Please visit Corporation2020.org and Summit2020.org for more information.
Duration : 0:5:14
The latest KLM related CSR initiatives are presented in this film. For more information on KLM CSR go to http://www.klm.com/travel/csr_en/csr.htm
Duration : 0:6:26
Summit on the Future of the Corporation
Plenary Session 5 (Part 1): The Emergence of New Corporate Designs
“Pioneers, Hybrids, and Visionaries: portraits of transformational change”
Moderator, Marjorie Kelly, Corporation2020& Tellus Institute
Speakers:
Susan Mac Cormac (Morrison and Foerster)
Steve Voight, (King Arthur Flour)
Craig Cohon, (Globalegacy)
Dialogue Facilitator, Allen White (Tellus Institute)
Please visit corporation2020.org and summit2020.org for more information about this event.
Duration : 0:6:39
Please visit Summit2020.org and Corporation2020.org for more information. Opening Remarks
A historical perspective on the evolution of the corporation, its purpose and its future design.
Charles Handy, Author, formerly Royal Dutch Shell, London Business School.
Duration : 0:4:49
Summit on the Future of the Corporation
Plenary Session 4 (Part 2): Critical Issues in the Coming Decade Perspectives on selected issues within the broader agenda for transformational change.
Moderator: Aron Cramer, Business for Social Responsibility
Kent Greenfield, Boston College School of Law
Robert Monks, Corporate Library/Lens Governance Advisors
Steven Lydenberg, Domini Investments
Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School
Jason Clay, WWF-US
Dialogue Facilitator: Peter Senge
Duration : 0:5:53
A summary of Agility’s 2007 social projects.