To keep environmental advocates from causing trouble, involve citizens in your planning from the beginning.
In this summary you will learn
- How to identify the environmental stakeholders in your company’s projects
- How to build community acceptance for controversial projects
- How to position your company with politicians and the media
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Why you should read Managing Green Issues
The new, environmentally conscious marketplace rewards sincerity and ethical behavior, so these days companies must become authentically socially responsible. They must also publicize their positive contributions. Tom Curtin outlines a strategy for communicating to the public about green issues, providing sensible guidelines for analyzing your business and preparing for potential eco-crises. Curtin is an environmental skeptic. He doesn’t believe in global warming and he considers green organizations to be gathering places for hysterics. He doesn’t seem to be aware that preserving the environment is a major concern for people around the world; it’s not just a hobby for tree huggers in the West. Still, you’ll have to agree with him that the best defense is a good offense. His suggestions can help you handle potentially volatile ecological problems with competence. getAbstract recommends this book to corporate communicators who want to be prepared to respond to environmental advocates.
About the Author
Tom Curtin is the founder of a consulting company that helps businesses communicate about environmental issues.
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