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TOPICS

Asset Management

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

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Benchmarking

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

Social Research Analysts and the New Significance of Socially Responsible Investing (from Issue 11)
By Paul Hilton — Social Marketing Director, Calvert Group;
Co-Chair, Social Investment Research Analyst Network (SIRAN)

Leveraging Global Citizenship Functions in the 21st-Century Corporation (from Issue 10)
By Sam Piazza — Director of Business Practices, Hewlett Packard

Lessons in Social Responsibility for the Value Chain from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. (from Issue 10)
By John Winter — President, Social Responsibility Solutions, LLC

Social Response Capitalism: Product Development Strategies for 21st-Century Innovators and Investors (from Issue 10)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

The New Discipline of Sustainable Value (from Issue 7/8)
By Chris Laszlo, Dave Sherman, and John Whalen — Sustainable Value Partners

EHS Governance: Responding to Crisis at Ashland (from Issue 5/6)
By Glenn Hammer — Founder & President, The Hammer Group; former VP EH&S, Ashland, Inc.

Monitoring in the Near Future (from Issue 3)
By Michael Carpenter — Staff Scientist, Albany NanoTech;
and Alain E. Kaloyeros — Professor of Physics & Executive Director, Albany NanoTech

Drama and Business Values of Corporate Benchmarking (from Issue 2)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

Corporate Strategy Today: The Role of Design for Environment (from Issue 1)
By Michael R. Splinter — Executive VP and General Manager, Technology & Manufacturing Group, Intel Corp.

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Climate Change

Challenges in Governance and Innovation (from Issue 12)
By Joan Wales — VP, Strategy and Planning Remediation, BP

Succeeding in a Carbon-Constrained World (from Issue 12)
By Truman Semans — Director for Markets & Business Strategy, Pew Center on Global Climate Change

Climate Change Report Shareholders Request: Progressive Action + Practical Steps + Strong Relationships = Positive Experience (from Issue 12)
By Skiles Boyd — VP, Environmental Health and Safety, DTE Energy

The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and Corporate Strategy (from Issue 12)
By Steve Percy — former CEO of BP America; AHC Group Senior Associate

Financing the GEF: What Europe Can and Must Do (from Issue 12)
By Frank E. Loy — Former Under-Secretary of State; President of the German Marshall Fund of the U.S.

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Corporate Reporting

Corporate Volunteerism Comes Clean (and Comes of Age) (from Issue 13)
By Peter Asmus — Former AHC Group Senior Associate

Financial Assurance and Long-Term Stewardship (from Issue 13)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

Climate Change Report Shareholders Request: Progressive Action + Practical Steps + Strong Relationships = Positive Experience (from Issue 12)
By Skiles Boyd — VP, Environmental Health and Safety, DTE Energy

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

Social Research Analysts and the New Significance of Socially Responsible Investing (from Issue 11)
By Paul Hilton — Social Marketing Director, Calvert Group;
Co-Chair, Social Investment Research Analyst Network (SIRAN)

Risk Management Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By John Heuberger — Attorney, Piper Rudnick

Living in a Glass House (from Issue 3)
By Paul M. Bray — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

Publish and Be Damned (from Issue 3)
By Hewson Baltzell — President, Innovest

Making the Move from Spin to Strategy (from Issue 3)
By Richard MacLean — President, Competitive Environment Inc.; Director, Center for Environmental Innovation

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EH&S

EHS Governance: Responding to Crisis at Ashland (from Issue 5/6)
By Glenn Hammer — Founder & President, The Hammer Group; former VP EH&S, Ashland, Inc.

Taking Corporate Governance Forward:
Using EHS to Build Brand Value (from Issue 5/6)
By Dennis Minano — Senior Associate, AHC Group; former VP Energy & Environment, GM

Post Enron Considerations for EH&S Managers (from Issue 5/6)
By Darryl Vernon Poole — Chief Executive, Cambridge Institute for Applied Research

Coming of Age for EH&S Professionals (from Issue 2)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group; retired Senior VP of External Affairs, Atlantic Richfield Co.

Golf Course to the Rescue (from Issue 2)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group; retired Senior VP of External Affairs, Atlantic Richfield Co.

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Energy

Challenges in Governance and Innovation (from Issue 12)
By Joan Wales — VP, Strategy and Planning Remediation, BP

Climate Change Report Shareholders Request: Progressive Action + Practical Steps + Strong Relationships = Positive Experience (from Issue 12)
By Skiles Boyd — VP, Environmental Health and Safety, DTE Energy

Resolving the Conflict Between Energy and the Environment (from Issue 4)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group

Untapped Power of Small Business (from Issue 4)
By Byron Kennard — Executive Director, Center for Small Business and the Environment

Terrorism and the Ultimate Corporate Environmental Strategy (from Issue 4)
By Peter Asmus — Senior Associate, AHC Group

Striking the Bargain Necessary for Energy Security (from Issue 4)
By Frank E. Loy — Former Under-Secretary of State; President of the German Marshall Fund of the U.S.

Why Can't We Treat the Rain Forest Like the Ocean? (from Issue 2)
By Frank Boren — Board of Directors & Chair, EH&S Board Committee, Atlantic Richfield Co.; retired President & Chairman, The Nature Conservancy

Global Warming: Acting in Advance of Government (from Issue 1)
Paul M. Bray, Esq. — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

We Need More Electricity Deregulation — Not Less (from Issue 1)
By Peter Asmus — Senior Associate, AHC Group

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Environmental Strategy

Challenges in Governance and Innovation (from Issue 12)
By Joan Wales — VP, Strategy and Planning Remediation, BP

Succeeding in a Carbon-Constrained World (from Issue 12)
By Truman Semans — Director for Markets & Business Strategy, Pew Center on Global Climate Change

The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and Corporate Strategy (from Issue 12)
By Steve Percy — former CEO of BP America; AHC Group Senior Associate

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

Remediation: A Business Perspective (from Issue 9)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

Defining Environmental Risks and "Uncertainty" Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By Donna H. Sandidge, MBA, ARM, CES — National Practice Leader, Marsh, Inc.

FMC's Brownfield Lessons Learned (from Issue 9)
By Robert Forbes — Director, Environment & Remediation, FMC Corp.

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

EHS Governance: Responding to Crisis at Ashland (from Issue 5/6)
By Glenn Hammer — Founder & President, The Hammer Group; former VP EH&S, Ashland, Inc.

Dialogue: One Critical Route to Sustainable Development (from Issue 5/6)
By Samuel L. Smolik — VP of Environment, Health & Safety, Dow Chemical Co.

Why Can't We Treat the Rain Forest Like the Ocean? (from Issue 2)
By Frank Boren — Board of Directors & Chair, EH&S Board Committee, Atlantic Richfield Co.; retired President & Chairman, The Nature Conservancy

Global Warming: Acting in Advance of Government (from Issue 1)
Paul M. Bray, Esq. — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

Corporate Strategy Today: The Role of Design for Environment (from Issue 1)
By Michael R. Splinter — Executive VP and General Manager, Technology & Manufacturing Group, Intel Corp.

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Governance

Challenges in Governance and Innovation (from Issue 12)
By Joan Wales — VP, Strategy and Planning Remediation, BP

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

The Rising Tide of Shareholder Activism (from Issue 11)
By Meg Voorhes — Director, Social Issues Service, IRRC

Leveraging Global Citizenship Functions in the 21st-Century Corporation (from Issue 10)
By Sam Piazza — Director of Business Practices, Hewlett Packard

Risk Management Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By John Heuberger — Attorney, Piper Rudnick

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

EHS Governance: Responding to Crisis at Ashland (from Issue 5/6)
By Glenn Hammer — Founder & President, The Hammer Group; former VP EH&S, Ashland, Inc.

Taking Corporate Governance Forward:
Using EHS to Build Brand Value (from Issue 5/6)
By Dennis Minano — Senior Associate, AHC Group; former VP Energy & Environment, GM

Post Enron Considerations for EH&S Managers (from Issue 5/6)
By Darryl Vernon Poole — Chief Executive, Cambridge Institute for Applied Research

Lessons from Enron — Examining the Parallels
to Environmental Governance (from Issue 5/6)
By Richard MacLean — President, Competitive Environment Inc.; Director, Center for Environmental Innovation

Living in a Glass House (from Issue 3)
By Paul M. Bray — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

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Kyoto Protocol

Financing the GEF: What Europe Can and Must Do (from Issue 12)
By Frank E. Loy — Former Under-Secretary of State; President of the German Marshall Fund of the U.S.

The Rising Tide of Shareholder Activism (from Issue 11)
By Meg Voorhes — Director, Social Issues Service, IRRC

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

The New Discipline of Sustainable Value (from Issue 7/8)
By Chris Laszlo, Dave Sherman, and John Whalen — Sustainable Value Partners

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Leadership

Succeeding in a Carbon-Constrained World (from Issue 12)
By Truman Semans — Director for Markets & Business Strategy, Pew Center on Global Climate Change

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

EHS Governance: Responding to Crisis at Ashland (from Issue 5/6)
By Glenn Hammer — Founder & President, The Hammer Group; former VP EH&S, Ashland, Inc.

Coming of Age for EH&S Professionals (from Issue 2)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group; retired Senior VP of External Affairs, Atlantic Richfield Co.

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Product Development

Financial Risks and Opportunities from Toxic Chemicals in Products (from Issue 13)
By Richard A. Liroff, Ph.D. — Executive Director, Investor Environmental Health Network

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

Leveraging Global Citizenship Functions in the 21st-Century Corporation (from Issue 10)
By Sam Piazza — Director of Business Practices, Hewlett Packard

Social Response Capitalism: Product Development Strategies for 21st-Century Innovators and Investors (from Issue 10)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

Automaking and the New Century: Social Response Product Development as Corporate Strategy (from Issue 7/8)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

Taking Corporate Governance Forward:
Using EHS to Build Brand Value (from Issue 5/6)
By Dennis Minano — Senior Associate, AHC Group; former VP Energy & Environment, GM

Monitoring in the Near Future (from Issue 3)
By Michael Carpenter — Staff Scientist, Albany NanoTech;
and Alain E. Kaloyeros — Professor of Physics & Executive Director, Albany NanoTech

Avoiding Business Stumbles (from Issue 2)
By Deborah D. Anderson, Ph.D. — Senior Associate, AHC Group; past VP of Emerging Issues, Proctor & Gamble;
and Paul M. Bray, Esq. — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

We Need More Electricity Deregulation — Not Less (from Issue 1)
By Peter Asmus — Senior Associate, AHC Group

The Race for the Superior Car (from Issue 1)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

Corporate Strategy Today: The Role of Design for Environment (from Issue 1)
By Michael R. Splinter — Executive VP and General Manager, Technology & Manufacturing Group, Intel Corp.

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Remediation

Financial Assurance and Long-Term Stewardship (from Issue 13)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

Remediation: A Business Perspective (from Issue 9)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

FMC's Brownfield Lessons Learned (from Issue 9)
By Robert Forbes — Director, Environment & Remediation, FMC Corp.

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Risk Management

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

Remediation: A Business Perspective (from Issue 9)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

Defining Environmental Risks and "Uncertainty" Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By Donna H. Sandidge, MBA, ARM, CES — National Practice Leader, Marsh, Inc.

Risk Management Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By John Heuberger — Attorney, Piper Rudnick

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

Post Enron Considerations for EH&S Managers (from Issue 5/6)
By Darryl Vernon Poole — Chief Executive, Cambridge Institute for Applied Research

Terrorism and the Ultimate Corporate Environmental Strategy (from Issue 4)
By Peter Asmus — Senior Associate, AHC Group

Avoiding Business Stumbles (from Issue 2)
By Deborah D. Anderson, Ph.D. — Senior Associate, AHC Group; past VP of Emerging Issues, Proctor & Gamble;
and Paul M. Bray, Esq. — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

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Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Financial Assurance and Long-Term Stewardship (from Issue 13)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

Defining Environmental Risks and "Uncertainty" Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By Donna H. Sandidge, MBA, ARM, CES — National Practice Leader, Marsh, Inc.

Risk Management Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (from Issue 9)
By John Heuberger — Attorney, Piper Rudnick

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Shareholder Value

Financial Risks and Opportunities from Toxic Chemicals in Products (from Issue 13)
By Richard A. Liroff, Ph.D. — Executive Director, Investor Environmental Health Network

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

The Rising Tide of Shareholder Activism (from Issue 11)
By Meg Voorhes — Director, Social Issues Service, IRRC

Social Research Analysts and the New Significance of Socially Responsible Investing (from Issue 11)
By Paul Hilton — Social Marketing Director, Calvert Group;
Co-Chair, Social Investment Research Analyst Network (SIRAN)

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

The Path to Sustainability at Suncor Energy (from Issue 10)
By Gordon Lambert — Vice President of Sustainable Development,
Suncor Energy, Inc.

Remediation: A Business Perspective (from Issue 9)
By A. Dwight Bedsole — Director, Corporate Remediation Group, DuPont

The New Discipline of Sustainable Value (from Issue 7/8)
By Chris Laszlo, Dave Sherman, and John Whalen — Sustainable Value Partners

Revealing the Value of Sustainable Development (from Issue 7/8)
By Joseph Fiksel, Ph.D. — Principal & Co-Founder, Eco-Nomics LLC

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

Taking Corporate Governance Forward:
Using EHS to Build Brand Value (from Issue 5/6)
By Dennis Minano — Senior Associate, AHC Group; former VP Energy & Environment, GM

Golf Course to the Rescue (from Issue 2)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group; retired Senior VP of External Affairs, Atlantic Richfield Co.

Avoiding Business Stumbles (from Issue 2)
By Deborah D. Anderson, Ph.D. — Senior Associate, AHC Group; past VP of Emerging Issues, Proctor & Gamble;
and Paul M. Bray, Esq. — President, P.M. Bray, LLC; Senior Associate, AHC Group

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Social Responsibility

Corporate Volunteerism Comes Clean (and Comes of Age) (from Issue 13)
By Peter Asmus — Former AHC Group Senior Associate

Financial Risks and Opportunities from Toxic Chemicals in Products (from Issue 13)
By Richard A. Liroff, Ph.D. — Executive Director, Investor Environmental Health Network

Challenges in Governance and Innovation (from Issue 12)
By Joan Wales — VP, Strategy and Planning Remediation, BP

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

Leveraging Intangible Assets: How a Rating Can Help Measure and Communicate Performance (from Issue 11)
By Helena Barton — Business Development Manager (USA),
DNV/CoreRatings

The Rising Tide of Shareholder Activism (from Issue 11)
By Meg Voorhes — Director, Social Issues Service, IRRC

Social Research Analysts and the New Significance of Socially Responsible Investing (from Issue 11)
By Paul Hilton — Social Marketing Director, Calvert Group;
Co-Chair, Social Investment Research Analyst Network (SIRAN)

Risk, Fiduciary Responsibility and "Regulatory Insulation" (from Issue 11)
By Gil Friend — President and CEO, Natural Logic, Inc.

The Path to Sustainability at Suncor Energy (from Issue 10)
By Gordon Lambert — Vice President of Sustainable Development,
Suncor Energy, Inc.

Lessons in Social Responsibility for the Value Chain from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. (from Issue 10)
By John Winter — President, Social Responsibility Solutions, LLC

Social Response Capitalism: Product Development Strategies for 21st-Century Innovators and Investors (from Issue 10)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

The New Discipline of Sustainable Value (from Issue 7/8)
By Chris Laszlo, Dave Sherman, and John Whalen — Sustainable Value Partners

Automaking and the New Century: Social Response Product Development as Corporate Strategy (from Issue 7/8)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

Dialogue: One Critical Route to Sustainable Development (from Issue 5/6)
By Samuel L. Smolik — VP of Environment, Health & Safety, Dow Chemical Co.

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Sustainable Development

Better Governance: To Avoid Risks or to Create Value? (from Issue 11)
By George Dallas — Managing Director & Global Practice Leader, Standard & Poor's

The Rising Tide of Shareholder Activism (from Issue 11)
By Meg Voorhes — Director, Social Issues Service, IRRC

Social Research Analysts and the New Significance of Socially Responsible Investing (from Issue 11)
By Paul Hilton — Social Marketing Director, Calvert Group;
Co-Chair, Social Investment Research Analyst Network (SIRAN)

The Path to Sustainability at Suncor Energy (from Issue 10)
By Gordon Lambert — Vice President of Sustainable Development,
Suncor Energy, Inc.

Lessons in Social Responsibility for the Value Chain from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. (from Issue 10)
By John Winter — President, Social Responsibility Solutions, LLC

The New Discipline of Sustainable Value (from Issue 7/8)
By Chris Laszlo, Dave Sherman, and John Whalen — Sustainable Value Partners

Revealing the Value of Sustainable Development (from Issue 7/8)
By Joseph Fiksel, Ph.D. — Principal & Co-Founder, Eco-Nomics LLC

Defining the Environmental Compass Points for Exelon (from Issue 7/8)
By William Brady — Director, Corporate Environmental Strategy, Exelon Corp.

Dialogue: One Critical Route to Sustainable Development (from Issue 5/6)
By Samuel L. Smolik — VP of Environment, Health & Safety, Dow Chemical Co.

Lessons from Enron — Examining the Parallels
to Environmental Governance (from Issue 5/6)
By Richard MacLean — President, Competitive Environment Inc.; Director, Center for Environmental Innovation

Resolving the Conflict Between Energy and the Environment (from Issue 4)
By Kenneth R. Dickerson — Senior Associate, AHC Group

Terrorism and the Ultimate Corporate Environmental Strategy (from Issue 4)
By Peter Asmus — Senior Associate, AHC Group

Striking the Bargain Necessary for Energy Security (from Issue 4)
By Frank E. Loy — Former Under-Secretary of State; President of the German Marshall Fund of the U.S.

The Race for the Superior Car (from Issue 1)
By Bruce Piasecki — President & Founder, AHC Group

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Volunteerism

Corporate Volunteerism Comes Clean (and Comes of Age) (from Issue 13)
By Peter Asmus — Former AHC Group Senior Associate

Leveraging Global Citizenship Functions in the 21st-Century Corporation (from Issue 10)
By Sam Piazza — Director of Business Practices, Hewlett Packard

Dialogue: One Critical Route to Sustainable Development (from Issue 5/6)
By Samuel L. Smolik — VP of Environment, Health & Safety, Dow Chemical Co.

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