• How do you embed sustainability into your organizational DNA?
  • Are your customers and guests demanding that you become more "green"?
  • Are you facing pressure to meet environmental standards?
  • Are you considering developing a LEED hotel or resort?
  • Do your shareholders want you to implement environmental programs?
 
One on one coaching sessions with experienced managers provide you expert guidance in refining your approach to the green challenge – on a personal or professional basis. One hour sessions over 8 – 10 weeks help you understand why hotels and resorts are important, what the issues are, and what departmental managers can do to achieve net zero waste. From assessments to marketing "green", let us help you cut through the clutter. More ...
Our group workshops are for corporate groups and associations seeking to raise awareness of the green challenge in hotels and resorts. One day workshops are a primer on carbon, climate change and the role of the hotel and resort industry in addressing these challenges. We go beyond the basics of ensuring "green amenities" to help executives understand the issues and provide tangible, practical solutions to both strategic and operational challenges. More ...
Just as corporations had to develop diversity and IT strategies, we now need sustainability strategies. We help senior management cut through the clutter of the green movement, understand the issues, and design and implement targeted sustainability goals to optimize ROI. We work with you to define sustainability from a strategic perspective and help both embed the strategy within the organization's DNA and implement the actions. More ...
 
Would you like expert advice and practical strategies to create a sustainability program and stay ahead of the competition, without wasting your time or money?

Build and develop your management team's ability to meet the green challenge! More ...
 
"We believe in a strong market economy. The market economy has driven human progress and growth, lifting the living standards of many people. But the world is now undergoing a period of unprecedented change and it is becoming clear that the current frameworks in which the market operates are leading to unsustainable outcomes."
Tomorrow's Global Company:Challenges and Choices, June 2007