Category: Mayday Team Thoughts
Businesses must stop looking to save the world and do what they do best: create, innovate and market. Surely this should be the message into COP 17 at Durban. The Prince’s Mayday Network is a community of businesses working to combat climate change through transforming the way they manage their resources, market their products and engage their stakeholders.
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Category: Mayday Team Thoughts
2011 is shaping up to be a huge year for low carbon business. 2010 finished on a high note with world leaders returning to the UNFCCC international treaty framework. This gives us all a strong indication that there will be a global treaty and so national legislation limiting carbon emissions is likely to follow. This is a strong incentive for companies not taking action to get cracking and will give a huge boost to the leading companies that have already begun cutting their emissions and changing their business models in preparation for the low carbon economy.
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Category: Climate change policies
Matt Mellen - Mayday Campaign Manager
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Category: Mayday events
This week Katie (Campaign Director) and Matt (Campaign Manager) attended the Sustainable Scotland Summit at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh. The Summit was put on by Scottish Business in the Community (SBC) and aimed to ‘promote sustainable development as the driver for future economic success.’ The event brought together business leaders, local and national government and community partners to examine and debate how sustainable development can help business, the environment and local communities.
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Category: Mayday Team Thoughts
Welcome to the first Mayday Network blog entry. In the past 10 months we have been working hard to build on the strong foundations of an annual event, and use them to create an everyday movement of businesses; all inspired and supported to work together on the journey towards a sustainable future.
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