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Bill Baue ColumnsBill Baue is Co-Director of Sea Change Media, and Co-Host/Producer of Sea Change Radio, a nationally syndicated show / podcast launched in 2009 (as a reformulation of Corporate Watchdog Radio). Bill has been covering sustainability for over a decade in print, on the Web and radio, and in the classroom. Bill designed and teaches the Communication, Persuasion, and Negotiation course in the Marlboro MBA for Managing in Sustainability (Brattleboro, VT). Baue has researched and written articles, reports, and chapters for organizations and publications across the spectrum of the sustainability ecosystem. These include:
From 2004 through 2006, Baue served on the board of directors of Valley Free Radio (WXOJ-LP 103.3 FM), helping steer the station through its launch and hosting of the 2005 Grassroots Radio Conference. From 1998 to 2003, Baue served as a DJ and Music Director at radio free brattleboro, an unlicensed station that challenged the FCC for failing to license low-power community stations (from 1978 through 2001) in a federal case that was ultimately settled out of court. He produced radio free: live in-studio performances from radio free brattleboro featuring Little Feat, Greg Brown, California Guitar Trio, and The Mammals. Baue won the 2008 Ron Hering Mission of Service Award for the New England Community of the ManKind Project. He co-produced Eight Loopholes video with the Investor Environmental Health Network (IEHN). March 3, 2010 SEC on ESG?Source:CSRwire Contributing Writer Bill BaueWhen do you know that ESG (or factoring environmental, social, and governance issues into investment and corporate decisions) has gone mainstream? One clue is this week's announcement that MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital...[more] February 17, 2010 Is Capitalism Broken?
Source:CSRwire Contributing Writer Bill Baue of Sea Change Media
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) creates change by re-structuring the corporate system – for example, Wal-Mart’s recent Sustainable Products Index that rates the environmental (and, to a lesser degree, social) impacts of its...[more] February 9, 2010 Corporate Sustainability Ranking Gets a Face Lift at Davos
Source:Bill Baue, CSRWire
Last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, saw a major upgrade in the quantification of corporate sustainability with the unveiling of what I’ll call the “second generation” of the Global 100 Most Sustainable...[more] February 3, 2010 Corporate Sustainability Ranking Gets a Face Lift at DavosSource:CSRwire Contributing Writer Bill Baue of Sea Change MediaLast week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, saw a major upgrade in the quantification of corporate sustainability with the unveiling of what I'll call the "second generation" of the Global 100 Most Sustainable...[more] January 21, 2010 Corporate Social Responsibility Solidifies Into a MovementSource:CSRwire Contributing Writer Bill Baue of Sea Change Media. CSR WireYear-in-review articles typically survey the most significant events of the previous 12 months, and CSRwire's 2009 overview of corporate social responsibility (CSR) will not disappoint. But perhaps the biggest CSR development of...[more] January 6, 2010 Listmania: A List of the Top Sustainability Lists at the Turn of the Year/Decade
Source:CSRWire - Bill Baue of Sea Change Media
New years (and decades) spark reflection on things gone by and projection of things to come, and for some strange reason we like to enumerate our past and future successes and failures, blessings and curses, opportunities and...[more] December 11, 2009 COP15 Brief – Day Five: Why Not Consider Tuvalu Proposal in "Proper, Open, Transparent Manner"?Source:CSRwire Contributing Writers Bill Baue & Cimbria Badenhausen of Sea Change MediaOn the floor of the UN Climate Conference (COP15) deliberations in Copenhagen, COP15 President Connie Hedegaard of Denmark and Tuvalu Delegate Ian Fry exchanged heated words.[more] December 10, 2009 COP15 Brief – Day Four: Hell Breaks Loose Over Danish Text and Tuvalu ProposalSource:CSRwire Contributing Writers Bill Baue & Cimbria Badenhausen of Sea Change MediaAll hell broke loose on the third day of the UN Climate Conference (COP15). In a press conference, Lumumba Stanislas Dia Ping, the Sudanese head of the G77 group of developing nations, condemned the leaked “Danish text” that was...[more] December 9, 2009 Leaked “Danish Text” Exposes Developing Divide at Copenhagen Climate ConferenceSource:CSRwire Contributing Writers Bill Baue & Cimbria Badenhausen of Sea Change MediaThe Guardian leak of the so-called "Danish text" threw the UN Climate Conference (COP15) into "disarray," with developing countries "furious" at developed countries such as the US, UK, and Denmark for secretly drafting a...[more] December 8, 2009 COP15 Brief -- Day Two: Business Plays BINGO at the Climate ConferenceSource:CSRwire Contributing Writers Bill Baue and Cimbria Badenhausen of Sea Change MedThe US Chamber of Commerce’s controversial opposition to climate legislation highlights the key role such business intermediaries (or BINGOs in UN-speak – Business and Industry NGOs) play in devising climate policy. Other BINGOs,...[more] |
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