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To round out our four-part Sustainability Series, we explore the vital role marketers play in addressing the climate crisis. We’ll explore the broader challenge of decarbonization, how marketing contributes to emissions and the opportunities to reduce this impact.

In the third installment of our four-part Sustainability Series, we dive deep into some industries that are full-steam ahead in implementing ESG strategies as well as some that have room for improvement.

With the second edition of our four-part Sustainability Series, we explore the differences – and commonalities – among generations when it comes to environmental responsibility. From beliefs and feelings to decisions and actions, we uncover some fascinating insights for marketers to consider when shaping strategies.

Sustainability isn’t just a fad. It’s risen in relevance across all industries, including marketing. As the conversations increase, so does confusion around the buzzwords and initiatives, particularly ESG and CSR. Where did these terms originate? How have they evolved and where do they stand today? Are we all speaking the same language when it comes to the intricacies of sustainability?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has supported certain verticals for years, but recently has seen exponential growth across a wide variety of industries, including healthcare.

In spite of the myriad challenges that have marked their formative years, Gen Z has demonstrated that they are a remarkably resilient and capable group. Faced with global pandemics, social unrest and environmental crises, they have not only adapted; they have thrived.