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An Inconvenient Truth

Why Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast

Tyler Elm | Posted 12.29.2012 | Canada Business
Read More: Change, Ray Anderson, Strategy, Corporate Sustainability, Change Management, Sustainability, Climate Change, An Inconvenient Truth, Business Strategy, Al Gore, Interface, Corporate Culture, Culture, Canadian Tire, Canada Business News
Tyler Elm

having a strategy is one thing, but being able to implement it is entirely another. After all, the value of a strategy is not what is written on the whiteboard or the back of napkin, it is the value unleashed by engaging the minds and hearts of motivated employees and suppliers.

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The Greatest Canadian You've Never Heard Of

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 07.25.2012 | Canada
Read More: Marc Kielburger, Jeff Skoll, Free the Children, Craig Kielburger, Inspirational People, Skoll Foundation, Social Media, Poverty, Social Entrepreneurship, An Inconvenient Truth, Contagion, Canada News
Craig and Marc Kielburger

You've used his website countless times, you've been more to of his movies than you can count. He's an exceptional Canadian renowned for making some of Hollywood's best movies to fighting poverty in Africa. But trust us, until now, you've probably never heard of him. His name is...

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Why We're All Confused About Climate Change

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 02.21.2012 | Canada Politics
Read More: Environment Canada, Kyoto Protocol, Megan Leslie, An Inconvenient Truth, Kyoto Canada, Canada Kyoto, Kyoto, Climate Change, Canada Climate Change, Climate Change Canada, Canada Politics News
Craig and Marc Kielburger

If the Earth were in distress, say, heating up to dangerous temperatures, the public would band together. We'd all scrutinize the problem to help climate scientists and environment ministers find a solution... wouldn't we? Many people wouldn't. When the issues are really complicated, some would avoid the crisis altogether.

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Climate Change: What's the Big Deal?

Andreas Souvaliotis | Posted 10.19.2011 | Canada
Read More: Environmentalism, Al Gore, Oil Sands, Green Economy, An Inconvenient Truth, Global Warming, Climate Change, Carbon Footprint, Canada News
Andreas Souvaliotis

We didn't create this mess -- we simply continued contributing to it. But if we don't at least try to change our ways, we will be known as the most selfish generation; the ones that knew what needed to be done but were too self-absorbed, too greedy or too lazy to do anything about it.

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