Engaging people

Engaging People

Understanding strategic objectives is only the first part of the process. Getting the right response and input from all of the people involved is essential to success. This will require a range of engagements at all levels within organisations and along supply chains. The first stage is often to ask people what they think, want or expect and only at the end of the process is it time to publish and broadcast.

Throughout the development of a sustainability strategy, it will be necessary to use a combination of approaches including interviews, workshops, training and publicity. As an established conference presenter and organiser, with over 20 years’ experience of delivering ‘formal’ training courses and as a credible communicator from the shop-floor to the C-Suite, Green Knight can help you engage with the right people in the right way. With an extensive network across the UK’s sustainability practitioners in all sectors, Green Knight also has access to additional specialist resources, should they be needed.

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Where Will the Nature-Positive Business Journey Lead?
on June 13, 2023 at 7:15 am
What would it mean for a company to become truly nature-positive, which opportunities does it present, and is it possible to achieve within the global economy’s constraints? On the other hand, what implications will a company’s supply chain and operations face if it ignores its biodiversity risks and dependencies? Join the conversation to understand what’s behind the biodiversity movement and how your company can respond to this new business imperative.