Businesses approaching sustainability will discover countless opportunities for development. With this comes an important question: which sustainable initiatives make sense for your business, in your industry, and for your employees, right now and on a long term? We apply a structured approach based on principles applied to your specific business context. We plan a “roadmap” for sustainability, determining how to best take advantage of the many green options and strategies available. From Early Wins like reduced expenses to the long-run advantages of Moving Forward as a sustainable business, we help you develop and unlock the potential of internal sustainable thinking and make your company adaptable to the changing business environment.

Our experience in the environmental and manufacturing fields and our years of working closely with Chinese youth give us a clear view of the landscape of opportunities. We collaborate with you, using our intimate knowledge of the Chinese market to demonstrate how your green products and initiatives will directly and significantly affect your operations and customers in a positive way. Read about our Green Product Development with eno

A company is nothing without its people, both those working for it and those in the community supporting it. The challenge is getting employees truly invested in the mission as a whole and motivated by it as a result. The best way to do this is to make sustainability a cornerstone of your corporate culture. That’s why Greennovate provides environmental awareness sessions that give employees the tools they need to go out and become actively involved in educating the community. Read about our Employee Engagement Program with FedEx

Approaching sustainability brings many benefits to a company including improved efficiency, innovation, and marketing range. Going beyond simple motivation, we help to build capacity within your team, giving them a common language and understanding about the challenges at hand as well as the solutions and goals of sustainability-focused business. Read about our Labor and Environment Training with the FLA

In today’s business climate, the line between a company and its suppliers is blurred, and to the public the line may not exist at all. One of the most dramatic ways that a company can improve its community is by looking at its larger network of suppliers and partners. In advancing the green initiatives of its suppliers, a company can reduce risks and improve efficiencies on a number of levels. Read about our Greening Supply Chains Initiative with Yves Rocher