Past Webinar: 21st Century Leadership for Sustainability Professionals
Creating positive change is not easy, we know that, but it takes people. People with the right mindset, confidence, knowledge, attributes and networks to advance …
Evidence-Based Decision Making
How can data be used to optimise your sustainability strategy? Dr Matthew Parnell from Edge recently presented a webinar on using data to make evidence-based decisions. Learn …
Outsourced sustainability managers: has their time finally come?
Outsourcing support for critical business functions is nothing new. Used to reduce risk and increase flexibility, retained assistance is commonplace across a range of disciplines …
“What Does Sustainability Leadership Look Like?” Watch the webinar online now.
The ‘decade of action’ is here. While we’ve seen great progress in sustainability over recent years, the science is clear: we aren’t changing fast enough. …
The Modern Slavery Act: putting theory into practise
We’ve been helping many organisations prepare and implement a structured response to the Modern Slavery Act. Nicole Thompson, Edge’s Head of Sustainable and Ethical Procurement, …
From Policy to Practice: What a Modern Slavery Audit Regime Looks Like
Over the last eighteen months, we’ve worked with companies across a range of sectors to help them meet the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act. …
Bringing Sustainability to Life: a Q&A with Edge and Focus Creative
The head of our of Sustainability Leadership and Communications team, Ashleigh, has been spending a lot of time with Ellie Moss and the team from …
The holy trinity of sustainability: science, strategy and storytelling
The role of a sustainability consultant has changed considerably since Edge was born, nearly 13 years ago. Ideas that were once radical – from net …
It’s not me, it’s you
How empowering others will build a sustainable future Changing the way we do business has been a driving force behind the modern sustainability movement, and …
How faith could become a shining light in sustainability leadership
Sustainability requires both science and ethics. We call for action on climate change because of scientific evidence and we demand climate justice because climate change most affects vulnerable communities. In a world dominated by polarised conversations, science and faith can seem at odds with one another, but this is this an oversimplification and it misses the point on ethics completely.
