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Whether we like it or not, I believe that we have to make sustainability a top business priority.

The news is filled with pressures on nations, governments, and businesses to do their part and reduce their impact on people and the planet. Stakeholders are expecting profits to come from creating shared value—balancing financial gain with corporate responsibility.

CSR and Sustainability Reports are the two most common methods for recording performance. Some companies are now publishing Environmental, Social and Governance Reports, following regulatory and investor pressure.Share your sustainability initiatives with all stakeholders to get the message out effectively.

As transparency builds trust and credibility, brands should disclose their performance and earnings both internally and externally.

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