A Practical Guidebook for Sustainable Global ESG Business Is Published
The recently published "ESG Business Guidebook" from Doublebook Publishing is a book that will greatly help companies and organizations establish an ESG strategy and plan its implementation methods when they seek to participate and act in the 2050 carbon-neutral economy. Containing every aspect of ESG business along with cases from large corporations to small, medium, and mid-sized enterprises, this book tells how an organization should approach the topic of ESG—which it will encounter as part of its work—and structure it as work.
[The ESG Business Guidebook ⓒESG.ONL]
Every company today, at home and abroad alike, faces various problems such as artificial intelligence, social inequality, and the climate crisis. The topic of ESG is no different. In this situation, this book explains ESG not as a mere trend but as a core strategy for an organization's long-term and sustainable growth. To carry out such an important ESG strategy, an organization must clarify its purpose of existence. It is also necessary to build the organizational culture accordingly. The ESG Business Guidebook shows practical methods for how to concretize the aforementioned requirements and apply them as work, through the application cases of major global companies such as Nestlé, Unilever, and Toyota. In particular, practitioners at organizations encountering ESG as work for the first time will be able to use this book as a practical guide.
The authors, who organized methodologies and cases for the practical application of ESG strategy, are also excellent. Written by experts in the ESG field—such as David Grayson, Emeritus Professor at Cranfield School of Management; Chris Coulter, CEO of "GlobeScan"; and Mark Lee, director of the "ERM Sustainability Institute"—this book was translated by Yoo Myung-hoon, an international director of the Korea ESG Management Association and a sustainable-management consultant. Through this book, which provides useful information worth reading for all corporate stakeholders interested in practicing ESG, anyone can now begin the A to Z of ESG business.
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