The Council on Business & Society: A Global Voice magazine, issue #1
Global Voice magazine #1
Tag Archives: Charles Cho
Can Professors Contribute to Society Outside of the Lecture Hall?
Professors are expected to have a higher standard of professional ethics, which may help obtain better CSR performance ratings.
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Educating tomorrow’s leaders in the energy sector: the academic perspective (Part 1)
The first in a four-part focus on what leading international academics and in-the-field practitioners foresee as crucial developments in the energy sector and how higher education should tailor studies to […]
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Sustainability reporting at a glance
Prof. Charles Cho provides an at-a-glance exec summary of the essential factors behind corporate sustainability reporting In reality, sustainability reporting varies quite a bit from country to country and depends […]
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How hypocrisy and facades can be good for people, planet, and profit
Profs Charles Cho, Matias Laine, Robin W. Roberts and Michelle Rodrigue take the Council on Business & Society on the second part of their journey into corporate sustainability: when something […]
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Do you trust me? Corporate sustainability reporting from its dawn to duskier side
Prof. Charles Cho, ESSEC; Matias Laine, University of Tampere; Robin W. Roberts, University of Central Florida; and Michelle Rodrigue from the Université Laval take us through a two-part article for […]
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Social Reporting: More than just image management
According to recent research, the biggest problem with social reporting is that those who report most are not always those who are most responsible. How can we ensure clarity and […]
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CSR: Will all the sustainability talk have a real impact on the environment?
By Charles Cho, Professor of Social and Environmental Accounting, ESSEC Business School. By kind permission of ESSEC Knowledge Today, talk of “sustainability” is everywhere, from the corporate boardroom to the global […]
