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SustainAbility info@sustainability.com John Elkington and Sophia Tickell John Elkington and Sophia Tickell 2006 sees SustainAbility switching on to social entrepreneurship in a big way, with a $1 million, 3-year grant from The Skoll Foundation, a book in preparation for Harvard Business School Press which pairs John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan (who runs The Schwab Foundation) as co-authors, and a SustainAbility Board decision to integrate innovation and entrepreneurial solutions into all aspects of our work. So what are the links between corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship and sustainable development? In the first of a series of 10-15 minute podcast conversations, John Elkington (Founder & Chief Entrepreneur) and Sophia Tickell (Chair) give their views. Later interviews will probe the thinking and experience of leading social entrepreneurs, key funders and business people who have partnered with - or are learning from - these extraordinary innovators. http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/skoll/Episode_1.mp3 Wed, 25 Jul 2006 19:00:00 GMT 16:04 john elkington, sophia tickell, social entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, skoll, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan In the second of SustainAbility's Skoll Program series of podcasts, John Elkington talks to Pamela Hartigan, Managing Director of The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship. The Foundation was created by Professor Klaus Schwab, who also founded the World Economic Forum. John and Pamela are currently working on a book on social entrepreneurship, provisionally entitled 'Barefoot Billionaires'. http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/skoll/episode2_high.mp3 Wed, 04 Oct 2006 19:00:00 GMT 12:00 barefoot billionaires, john elkington, pamela hartigan, schwab, social entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, skoll, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan Welcome to the third in SustainAbility's Skoll Program series of podcasts. This is the second half of a conversation between John Elkington and Pamela Hartigan, who is Managing Director of The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship. For the first half see Podcast 2 (Part I). The Schwab Foundation was created by Professor Klaus Schwab - who also founded the World Economic Forum. The title of this podcast: "What Would You Have Got If You Had Crossed Mother Teresa With Richard Branson?". http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/skoll/episode3_high.mp3 Wed, 05 Oct 2006 09:00:00 GMT 15:44 richard brnason, john elkington, pamela hartigan, schwab, social entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, skoll, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development SustainAbility, John Elkington and Mitch Kapor John Elkington and Mitch Kapor John Elkington interviews Mitch Kapor, who chairs Linden Lab (which is behind the 'Second Life' virtual world) and the Mozilla Foundation. But he is perhaps best remembered for being the man behind the Lotus Development Corporation and Lotus 1-2-3.Among the topics: How Reuters now have a dedicated correspondent for the Second Life newsbeat; how it was used at Davos 2007; the world of the avatar; how such virtual environments and related tools might be used for future stakeholder engagement; and Kapor's own perspectives on the sustainability agenda. http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/skoll/skoll_episode3.mp3 Wed, 21 Feb 2007 09:00:00 GMT 12:00 Mitch Kapor, Second Life, Mozilla, lotus 123, Davos, john elkington, schwab, social entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, skoll, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development SustainAbility, Matt Loose and John Elkington Matt Loose and John Elkington Overview of the SustainAbility Global Reporters 2006 benchmarking survey. http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/GR06/GR06_podcast1.mp3 Wed, 09 Nov 2006 08:00:00 GMT 6:00 Matt Loose, UNEP, United Nations, corporate sustainability reporting, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development SustainAbility, Matt Loose and John Elkington SustainAbility's fourth international benchmark of corporate sustainability reporting. More information can be found at http://www.sustainability.com/tomorrowsvalue http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/GR06/launch_part1.mp3 Wed, 09 Nov 2006 09:00:00 GMT 12:00 Matt Loose, UNEP, United Nations, corporate sustainability reporting, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development SustainAbility, Matt Loose and John Elkington SustainAbility's fourth international benchmark of corporate sustainability reporting. More information can be found at http://www.sustainability.com/tomorrowsvalue http://www.sustainability.com/downloads_public/audio/GR06/launch_part2.mp3 Wed, 09 Nov 2006 10:00:00 GMT 15:00 Matt Loose, UNEP, United Nations, corporate sustainability reporting, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development SustainAbility, Mark Lee, Sophia Tickell, John Elkington Members of SustainAbility's Board and Leadership Team reflect on the 20th anniversary and discuss priorities for the future. Mark Lee and Sophia Tickell consider the changing global agenda and challenges for SustainAbility. John Elkington reflects on how the organisation has survived, thrived and grown and looks forward to the publication next year of his seventeenth book, 'The Power of Unreasonable People' by Harvard Business Press. Seb Beloe looks at the upcoming Research and Advocacy agenda and Kavita Prakash-Mani considers the growing role and influence of the Emerging Economies. More information can be found at http://www.sustainability.com/twenty http://www.sustainability.com/twenty/audio/twenty_high.mp3 Wed, 01 Apr 2007 10:00:00 GMT 15:40 Corporate sustainability reporting, corporate responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development, sustainability