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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2022 · 18 MIN

Greenwashing: A dangerous distraction

from Strategy for Breakfast · host GDS Group

Greenwashing is a phrase we’re hearing more and more, but what exactly does it mean? What activities constitute greenwashing? And what steps can your organization take to make ACTUAL change? GDS Group presenters Stephanie Garey and Kelley Iuele are joined by Ed Gillespie, inspirational speaker, writer, climate activist, and self-proclaimed "insultant" to tell us everything we need to know. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected]. Discussion points -      What is green washing/general washing? What sort of things constitute as green washing? -      What can organizations do to make actual change, rather than just talk about it? -      Can consumption ever be regenerative?   Get in touch -      Connect with Ed Gillespie -      Connect with Stephanie Garey -      Connect with Kelley Iuele -      Or email [email protected] Resources mentioned in this episode -      GDS Group – Meet the Boss roundtables -      GDS Group – Summits -      If you want to join our community of executives leading the way in business and digital transformation, sign up here: The Leading Provider of Virtual Executive Events & Summits | GDS Group -       Jon Richardson and the Futurenauts podcast

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