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, our flagship site, our flagship site, is the leading resource on how to align environmental responsibility with business success. We provide daily news, tools, and resources to corporate executives and sustainability directors at large and small businesses through a combination of websites, electronic newsletters, online events, briefing papers, and other means. GreenBiz.com®, offers more than 8,000 resources, including news stories, reports, blogs, checklists, case studies, and links to best practices, organizations, technical assistance programs, government agencies, and recognition programs. GreenBiz.com's newsletter, Greenbuzz, is delivered weekly and reaches over 50,000 readers.
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, A comprehensive online resource on designing, constructing, and operating environmentally responsible commercial buildings. GreenerBuildings.com addresses key environmental issues facing today’s architects, contractors, facilities and operations managers, and real estate and property management professionals, and shows how greening building operations can improve the bottom line. GreenerBuildings.com's weekly newsletter reaches over 21,000 readers and provides the latest news and resources on the greening of commercial real estate.
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A resource center on climate management strategies for corporate executives in energy, climate, and sustainability businesses seeking to reduce their carbon footprint while saving money and increasing productivity. ClimateBiz.com covers issues related to measurement and verification, emissions reduction, emissions trading, renewable energy and carbon offsets, and shows how leading companies are receiving recognition for their efforts. ClimateBiz.com was created in partnership with Business for Social Responsibility. ClimateBiz.com's biweekly newsletter reaches over 18,000 readers with news, best practices and resources on the business of climate management.
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is the first website for business professionals interested in the greening of information technology and operations. GreenerComputing.com is focused on the environmental concerns and needs of information technology executives and managers inside mainstream companies, covering such topics as energy efficiency, hazardous materials reduction and disposal, and asset management. GreenerComputing.com's weekly newsletter provides news, tools, and resources on the intersection of computing and the environment and reaches over 23,000 readers.
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provides news on environmental responsible product design, packaging design, with unique insights in eco-friendly materials, biomimicry and cradle-to-cradle approaches to design to corporate executives in sustainable design. Along with its annual conference, Greener by Design, GreenerDesign.com uniquely serves the corporate executives involved either directly or as part of a supply
chain with the next generation of greener products for both consumer and institutional markets. GreenerDesign.com's monthly newsletter reaches over 12,000 readers and provides news, analysis and tools on green product design and sourcing.
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in this landmark report, Joel Makower and the editors of GreenBiz.com® answer the question: How are U.S. businesses doing in their quest to be greener and more environmentally responsible? It introduces the GreenBiz Index, a set of 20 indicators of progress, tracking the resource use, emissions, and business practices of U.S. companies: carbon, materials, energy, and toxics intensity, clean-tech investments, e-waste recovery, paper use, employee commuting, and more.
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, a one-day event timed with the annual release of the State of Green Business report. Its goal is to bring the report to life through presentations, panels, and discussions, highlighting key findings and trends set forth in the report. Like its namesake report, the SOGB Forum is aimed at articulating how, and how well, companies are rising to the sustainability challenge — whether and how the tremendous activity and announcements taking place on a daily basis are moving the needle on our significant environmental challenges. It is a serious and substantive discussion on green business, taking stock and providing perspective in an accessible manner.
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, the premier conference on strategies, tools, and markets for product innovation, will focus on products that align environmental innovation with affordability — that is, how companies are designing greener products with little or no price premium. Using a variety of speakers, panels, small consultative sessions, and hands-on experiential workshops, attendees learn about the trends and technologies that are enabling the world's largest consumer products and B-to-B companies to reduce emissions, waste, and resources while creating quality products and packaging. The focus is on designing and manufacturing products that aren’t just greener, but better.
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, a member-based, peer-to-peer learning forum for sustainability professionals, launched in 2008. It was developed to address the needs of chief sustainability officers of leading companies, providing a powerful combination of peer-to-peer networking and research tools, backed by the depth of GreenBiz.com and an experienced team of researchers and facilitators. We are currently reviewing applications and recommendations for Charter Membership in the Network. If you would like the opportunity to engage with your peers to learn successful strategies and best practices that can accelerate your company and career, please
click here for more information.
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, authored by GreenerBuildings.com Executive Editor Rob Watson, is the definitive evaluation of how, and how much, green buildings are making an environmental difference now and in the future. Based on measured information from LEED-certified projects (as well as those built to LEED standards but not certified), this landmark report offers the first comprehensive assessment of the environmental performance of green buildings. The Green Building Impact Report also provides up-to-date figures on the contributions of the buildings to climate change, air pollution, water pollution, fossil fuel depletion, land use and other environmental problems.
