In Defence of Incrementalism
The late Neil Armstrong always emphasised that the race to the moon was a relay race, with the lunar landing at its apex. Every prior mission did as many new […]
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Sustainability & ‘Profits’ – Part 1
In my last post I looked at some of the theories that support incorporating core purpose and company values at the heart of a business. Below is a summary of […]
The Power of Purpose
In my last blog I looked at some of the problems associated with trying to become a more responsible company, particularly if a company is looking to profit from ethical […]
Does it Pay to be Ethical?
This third blog on the theme of corporate values and sustainability will examine the links between profits and responsible corporate behaviour: the practical realities of ethical challenges. For every study […]
The Role of Business
In this second blog in my series on business and values, I’m going to look at some of the arguments that academics have made for more responsible corporate behaviour. Subsequent […]
The Responsible Company
It’s been a few months since I last ‘shared’ on 6heads – the thesis writing process left little time for anything else. Now that it’s all handed in, I thought […]
Follow the leader – actually, don’t…
Depending, that is, on how you define a leader. I have no empirical evidence to back this up at all, but I suspect that many of us are happy to […]
It’s not easy being Green (Frog, K.T. 1970)
A few weeks ago, fellow 6heads contributor James P and I had an amazing meeting with Mark Adams at Vitsoe. I use ‘amazing’ without any hint of hyperbole – the […]
The Secret of My Sustainable Success
In the 1987 film “The Secret of My Success”, Michael J Fox (MJF) plays a recent business graduate who, as a result of a plot conceit, has to work in […]
