Press Room: Blogs
Carol's thinking on the design of businesses with an inclination toward responsibility has inspired many, including Fast Company expert blog writer, Sam Ford, as he mentions her work in his post.
Read this blog post by Dave Summers, where he gets Carol Sanford's take on responsibility.
Read about what Carol considers is a good guideline for how business can know if they are being responsible in their choices.
Read about how new graduates going into the work force are changing the world, in Carol's blog post.
Read what Marc Gunther has to say about Carol's book.
Read what Carol Sanford has to say about what types of incentives work.
Read what Carol says about the serious problems of Corporate Responsibility...
Read Carol's thoughts on the past and future of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in her blog post for the Bainbridge Graduate Institute blog
The fundamental shift from a single-minded focus on making money to a broader focus...
In this edition of "5 minutes with...", Pamela Hinds, professor at Stanford's Materials Science & Engineering Department, talks a little bit about her research, her teaching career, and among other things, her favorite book, The Responsible Business by Carol Sanford.
Philanthropy is responsible by definition, right? Well, not innately...
I've been reading an early draft of Carol Sanford's new book on moving beyond corporate responsibility, tentatively titled The Responsible Business. Sanford has spent her career helping organizations understand how...
Reimagining Responsibility.
How can a company become responsible?
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Acknowledgement
"Seventh Generation’s work with Carol Sanford made me a better values-based leader."
-Jeffrey Hollender, Co-Founder,
Seventh Generation,
Author,
The Responsibility Revolution
with Bill Breen
"Carol is a very early thought leader, way beyond the pack. She has an exceedingly high level of intelligence for working on very complex subjects, with workable approaches. I have engaged with this work for decades in several successful ventures."
-Pravin Jain, Serial Entrepreneur,
CEO & Founder, Synergen Energy