Ethics and Sustainability: Profit from Doing Good

Sustainability is more than recycling or avoiding Styrofoam cups. 21st century sustainability is about:

1. Creating a long-term strategy for increased shareholder value
2. Respecting our natural resources
3. Building trust in your organization as a community member
4. Becoming a great employer, vendor and customer This seminar discusses specific steps the accounting/finance department can take to lead the way in creating a sustainable, 21st century organization.

Highlights

What sustainability truly means to our organizations Why sustainable actions are ethical actions The four steps to true sustainability Why doing more with less is good for the bottom line and the world How to be more efficient and effective Why the accounting/finance department should play a pivotal role in creating sustainable organizations Corporate social responsibility's role in sustainability The challenges and opportunities in measuring and reporting sustainability efforts Why sustainability efforts increase revenues and reduce expenses

Who Will Benefit

Finance and accounting professionals who seek to learn more about creating, measuring and reporting on sustainable organizations

Credits

Leaders

• Jane Mims

  Jane Mims, PhD, has more than 20 years of experience improving communication and effectiveness in upper and middle management and building quality teams. Her varied professional background includes sales, marketing, fundraising, journalism, and advertising. Jane is an Emmy award-winning journalist who lives in Memphis, TN with her husband Bob, daughters Holland & Claire, two spirited Goldendoodles, and two cats.

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