Sustainability Planning and Reporting: A Systematic Method

It seems everyone is all of a sudden "going green."  Is this just the latest fad in business?  In fact, many businesses in this tough economy see sustainability as one of the best ways to save money and enhance their competitiveness, but how do you get started? How do you move beyond asking employees to turn the lights off and approach the issue of sustainability in a systematic, long term manner?

If your organization has begun asking these types of questions, then come to this practical, live, interactive workshop. Join Marsha Willard, co-author of the award-winning book The Business Guide to Sustainability and The Step-By-Step Guide to Sustainability Planning, for a practical step-by-step workshop on the process for creating sustainability plans, conducting sustainability assessments, and facilitating your sustainability journey.

You will receive access to a set of electronic files called SPaRK - the Sustainability Planning and Reporting Kit, to help you develop your own sustainability plan, metrics and report; and the training necessary to take full advantage of this power set of tools.

To order a copy of the book at a discounted rate, go to http://www.axisperformance.com/publications.html

This course meets on-line on Wednesdays (February 3, 10, 17, 24) at 12:00PM Pacific Time for 60-90 minutes.

 

More About the Instructor

Marsha Willard is co-founder and CEO of AXIS Performance Advisors, Inc. a Northwest based consulting firm specializing in helping organizations implement sustainable business practices. She has worked with organizations in both the public and private sector providing training, consulting,  facilitation and executive coaching services. Some of her clients include Monsanto, Bonneville Power Administration, Cascade Corporation, City of Portland, AAA of N. California, Oregon Department of Human Services, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, Washington Department of Ecology, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Wacker Siltronic, Conway Transportation, GreenBlue and the Zero Waste Alliance.

Marsha is also adjunct faculty for several colleges and universities. She teaches classes in sustainability for the University of Oregon, Bainbridge Graduate Institute and the Presidio School of Management. In addition she is an associate of the Zero Waste Alliance and a coach and presenter for the Natural Step Network. Marsha is also founder and Executive Director for the International Society of Sustainability Professionals.