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Green New Prespective

Embracing ESG Principles in Cleantech: Podcast With Gerald Leonard We tackle the critical issue of sustainability in business with Gerald J Leonard, CEO of Turnberry Premiere. Gerald explains the importance of embedding eco-friendly strategies into corporate frameworks. We’re sharing practical tips on measuring the impact of sustainability efforts with science-based targets and certified metrics, and

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Sustainability

Jazzing up Business Strategy – Harmonizing Sustainability and Innovation

Pricing For The Planet In this electrifying episode, we jam with Gerald J. Leonard, a jazz musician turned IT and sustainability powerhouse. Discover how Gerald’s unique journey and insights can transform your business strategy and help you rock the world of sustainability. Key Takeaways: 🎯 Sustainability as a Mindset: It’s more than a buzzword; it’s

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Sustainability

The Planet Today

Guest Interview: Gerald Leonard, CEO of Turnberry Premiere Guest Interview: Gerald Leonard (The Leonard Productivity Intelligence Institute & Turnberry Premiere) Matt interviews Gerald Leonard. Gerald is the Publishing Editor, CEO, and Founder of the Leonard Productivity Intelligence Institute and Turnberry Premiere. Turnberry Premiere has recently partnered with Greenly, the leading carbon management platform, to help

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Cost Accounting

PSGS 041: Expert Interview with Ken Boyd – Cost Accounting

Ken Boyd writes blogs, articles, whitepapers, and provides video content. He is the Co-Founder of Accountinged.com, and owns St. Louis Test Preparation (accountingaccidentally.com). Ken is the author of "Cost Accounting for Dummies," "Accounting All-In-One for Dummies," "The CPA Exam for Dummies," and "1,001 Accounting Questions for Dummies." As a former CPA, Auditor, Tax Preparer and

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Strategic Alignment

PSGS 040: 3 Sure Fire Tactics To Align Culture With Strategy

According to Forbes magazine, “65% of organizations have an agreed upon strategy but only 14% of employees understand it, and less than 10% of all organizations successfully execute it.” As a kid, my family loved taking trips to see extended family and friends and more than a few were trips out of state. Growing up

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