Green to Gold (Review and Analysis of Esty and Winston's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston's book "Green to Gold" shows how the environment is no longer a fringe interest - it has now moved to center stage in terms of developing and executing a solid, sustainable business strategy. In their book, the authors explain how environmentalism is now an essential element of business strategy and companies are not acting because they are forced by law, but because there is actual potential to monetise society's interest in eco-friendly products and companies. This summary will teach you how to build a profitable and stronger business by helping to create a healthier planet.
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To learn more, read "Green to Gold" and discover how you can make your company greener and make bigger profits at the same time.
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Book Presentation: Green to Gold
by Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of Green to Gold (Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston)
1. The growing pressures for an eco-advantage business strategy
2. The four foundation elements of a workable eco-advantage business strategy
3. The eight Green-to-Gold plays
4. The three major hurdles businesses need to overcome
5. Developing an eco-advantage based action plan
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
Instead of being a fringe interest, the environment has now moved to center stage in terms of developing and executing a solid, sustainable business strategy. If you plan on prospering over the long-term, it’s now time to integrate environmentally sound thinking into your business strategy and business model – if you have not already done so.
A large and steadily increasing number of companies in every industry now see environmentalism as an essential element of business strategy in the modern world. They are acting not because they are being forced to by law but because there is actual potential to monetize society’s interest in eco-friendly products and companies. There are a number of ways this can be achieved in practice but the essential fact is if you ignore eco-advantage as a potential revenue stream, you in effect hand your competitors a competitive advantage they can use.
In short, you can and should build a profitable and stronger business by helping to create a healthier planet in any way you can. Fold environmental thinking into your business strategy.
"Why are the world’s biggest, toughest, most profit-seeking companies talking about the environment now? Simply put, because they have to. The forces coming to bear on companies are real and growing. Almost without exception, industry groups are facing an unavoidable array of environmentally