Sustainability Leadership Programme 2019

Alumni have kindly shared their insights from this year’s Sustainability Leadership programme. Applications for the 2020 programme close on 29 November.

Sharon Manssen, Quality, Environment & Sustainability Manager, NZ Region, Aurecon

Jamie Henry, WasteLine Manager for OCS Ltd

Katherine Buttar, Senior Sustainability Advisor, Auckland Transport

Joshua Dorman, National Health, Safety, Environment and Wellbeing Manager, Stuff

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Advocacy Update – April 2024

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In this video update, SBC's Executive Director Mike Burrell and Head of Climate and Nature Antonia Burbidge discuss SBC and CLC's approach to climate advocacy for 2024, including opportunities for members and signatories to get involved in upcoming consultations and...

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As consumer wariness grows and regulations crack down, it's becoming increasingly tricky for businesses to know when and how they can be making green claims in their communications. The SBC team caught up recently with Daniel Street, Partner at DLA Piper, to pick his...

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In our most recent edition of SBC Talk Tools, we caught up with Don MacKenzie, Sustainability and Business Operations Manager at emissions and energy management product provider CarbonEES®, to learn more about e-Bench®, its powerful, patented carbon, energy &...

Better Futures 2024 Report

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