Sustainable 60
Entries are now open - closing 5 July.
The Sustainable 60 series
The Sustainable 60 series was developed in 2009 and has since been held annually as an Award programme and seminar series.
The programme is promoted and marketed through the Fairfax Media group of brands including business magazines and daily newspapers.
Objectives of the series
- To encourage growth and sustainable business practice amongst all New Zealand public and private sector entities
- Present awards that will celebrate and reward stories of leadership that exemplify sustainable business practice in the five categories
- To showcase innovation that supports sustainable business practice in New Zealand
For the purposes of the series, corporate sustainability focuses on the balance between long term value innovation and social, economic and environmental impacts of business.
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Articles
Business sustainability a matter of definition
60% of respondents to the 2012 Sustainable Business Council/Fairfax Business and Consumer Survey said their organisation behaved sustainably Read More
2012's sustainability finalists found
Fifteen companies make the cut for overall performance in Sustainable 60 Awards.
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Sustainable 60 2012 winners revealed
Five organisations recognised in community, environment, marketplace, strategy and governance, and workplace categories. Read More
How to be a sustainability leader
Colmar Brunton has five tips for companies who want to lead the way.
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Starring in sustainability
Would your company make the top 10? Read More
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Fairfax Media runs a series of events during the year to support each of its brands. The events range from summits such as the CFO Summit, to CIO roundtables and lunches to programmes such as Sustainable 60 and the Investment Challenge, seminars, awards and debates.
Fairfax Media runs a series of events during the year to support each of its brands. The events range from summits such as the CFO Summit, to CIO roundtables and lunches to programmes such as Sustainable 60 and the Investment Challenge, seminars, awards and debates.