Sustainability can be incorporated into corporate culture if concepts relating to environmental and social impacts are communicated in clear and meaningful ways, according to Dave Stangis of Campbell's Soup Company who recentlysat down with GreenBiz.com's Nature of Business Radio for a chat on the evolution of sustainability.
As VP of Corporate Social Responsibility at Campbell's, an Intelex client, Stangis has championed environmental and social responsibility and in three short years has made Campbell's a leader in CSR, having cultivated an environment of collaboration within the company.
According to Stangis, business leaders must "translate these concepts of social impact, environmental performance improvement, employee engagement, community involvement into ways to make their jobs better, more impactful, and improve their innovation and productivity, it's a whole different world. All of a sudden it's a tool and not an obstacle. And that's really the goal."
Listen to the entire chat over at Greenbiz.
