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Session 9: Reporting – Purpose and Content (Sustainability Engagement Network Discussion
By Wendy Firlotte, Employee Engagement for Sustainability Specialist To follow the topic of the last SEND series post on tracking and measurement, this month will focus on the next step, reporting. The information we collect to track and measure progress … Continue reading
Four Natural Laws of Creating Sustainability Ambassadors
Culture change toward sustainability, safety or even quality isn’t quick or easy. Yet, Environmental Health and Safety Managers are often expected to lead these cultural transformations with minimal staff and resources. Leveraging Employee Ambassadors can build a community of excellence … Continue reading
Session 5: Beyond Start up – dealing with plateaus and revitalizing programs (SEND)
Wendy gained experience as the Sustainability Engagement Manager for a large multi-national engineeing firm with 171 offices. By Wendy Firlotte, Sustainability Engagement Practitioner. Sustainability engagement programs thrive with involved and enthusiastic employees. Enthusiasm drives inspiration, motivation, commitment and increased chances … Continue reading
Sustainability Engagement Network Discussion (SEND) Series – Session 3 – Communicating with Frontline Staff
By Wendy Firlotte, Employee Engagement for Sustainability Specialist How to effectively communicate with and engage frontline staff is a common concern for many organizations. It is particularly challenging to reach staff that are regularly out in the field or do … Continue reading
Planning and Strategy for Engagement of Employees for Sustainability (Session 1 – SEND)
Planning and Strategy (This is the first post in a series within the Sustainability Learning Centre’s Sustainability Engagement Network Discussion (SEND) initiative) By Wendy Firlotte, Employee Engagement for Sustainability Specialist Whether your organization is looking to start a new sustainability … Continue reading
