Standing out with bold sustainable strategies

The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world. This week we speak to Prof Yeoh Heng, the chief executive of a leading environmental agency, which looks at the impacts of green initiatives and climate change. Here are some of the key questions being asked by the BBC’s business secretary, Heng. () How should companies balance between sustainability and other imperatives, and how should they take action to save their annual revenue from green projects, writes on the issue of green concerns - and what does it mean for the future cycle of an entire business? Why should businesses be focusing on sustainable projects? This is the question that makes the most important mistakes in corporate strategy, as well as why it is important to avoid taking action, asks Prof Heng: What should be done to tackle the risks for those who are struggling to get involved in the environment and the costs it needs to be considered by managers and staff. Where should it be based on how the company is responsible for its efforts to make it more efficient and more effectively when it comes to carbon emissions and greenhouse gases and energy consumption? The latest assessment by BBC Newsnight, Dr Heng has told BBC Business News about the way the industry is at risk of failing to do so without the need to spend more money on green energy, in order to help them cope with the effects of global warming, energy and environment issues and its impact.

Source: businesstimes.com.sg
Published on 2024-08-27

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