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Ray Anderson on Sustainability

Ray Anderson discusses corporate responsibility and the environment. Extract from The Corporation - 2004  
 
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EvanRavitz (3 months ago) Show Hide
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PLEASE add info and tags about who Ray is, his company, etc. so this gets indexed right and gets the attention it deserves!
lextalionis2001 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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no new information here and Ray strikes me as a bit of an egotist.
What kind of executive doesn't know about sustainability ?
pay your penance ray...
ecojim1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Yes, a lot of executives are sounding like this today. His epiphany was in 1994 when few executives had even heard the term. He began then to "pay penance" by reinventing his company. How many multi-national businesses have reduced net green house gas emissions by 71% while making more money?
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sunflowerarwen (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Ray Anderson is a hero to me. I teach international business law, speciailizing in environmental protection and sustainability. Anderson provides a valuable message for my students (future business leaders) and business leaders throughout the world.
varism (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I'd never heard of Ray before this. Very cool. Very good point about plunderers of the earth.

we need more people like this.
rock3tcat (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Ray is probably the greatest CEO on the planet, just because he respects nature's gift.
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Ray is a great guy. I had the please of working for Interface in their corporate sustainability and research group and have had many interactions with Ray through my close to 10 years there (sometimes too many work intensive interactions :-) . Seriously though, he is as genuine as they come. As some posts have indicated, Ray has never left his business instincts behind, sustainability has financial rewards too through cost savings, efficiencies, new markets, better products, etc. Good Luck!
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just emailed to my boss. Yikes!! lets see if i get fired...

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