Responsible business, sustainability goals and sustainable operations are topics we hear more and more about every day.
They talk about the increase in the volume of reporting and data collection that comes with the regulations, the increase in costs resulting from the green revolution and the need for investment, as well as the competitive advantage created by sustainable operations for the company or as the only possible future trend.
In the “Lesson” show, we talk about how to promote responsible entrepreneurship, involve employees in sustainability issues and develop their skills, and how to contribute to the spread of a sustainable way of thinking with the help of the education system.
The guests of the show are Piret Vacht, associate professor of environmental management at Tallinn University, Evelin Heiberg, head of sustainability at Orkla Estonia, and Katrin Bats, head of responsible business at Rimi, who has recently been awarded the title of the best sustainability manager in the Baltics.
The show is hosted by Katre Savi.
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