Pressure from Supply Chain and Employees

The video discusses how large companies are integrating sustainability criteria into their supply chains to meet the demands of investors and stakeholders. It highlights the business case for sustainability, emphasizing the influence of Gen X and Gen Y on corporate social responsibility. The video also explores how companies can align sustainability with business priorities to enhance profitability and brand value.

What is one reason large companies are enforcing sustainability criteria in their supply chains?

• To reduce product prices

• To improve financial, social, and governance aspects

• To eliminate competition

• To increase the number of suppliers

Why is it important for companies to understand their customers' priorities regarding sustainability?

• To increase product variety

• To ensure compliance with government regulations

• To reduce marketing costs

• To retain customers and respond to stakeholder pressures

How does an engaged workforce benefit a company?

• By increasing profitability and productivity

• By increasing the number of meetings

• By decreasing product quality

• By reducing the need for training

What is a key strategy for making the business case for sustainability within an organization?

• Ignoring stakeholder concerns

• Aligning sustainability with business priorities like revenue and brand image

• Focusing solely on environmental benefits

• Reducing employee benefits

What is the role of language in promoting sustainability within a company?

• To confuse stakeholders

• To generate buy-in by aligning with business priorities

• To increase the complexity of sustainability reports

• To reduce the need for sustainability initiatives