Responsible Business

The world is waking up to a crisis that looms as large as climate change: biodiversity loss. 

Highlights from the ARC6 Working group II (WGII) report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change showcases innovative opportunities around data, climate adaptation, and urban resilience.

Climate change is no longer some theoretical or issue for the future. Almost all the Australian executives in our recent survey (95%) say their companies have already been impacted by climate change citing the operational and regulatory impacts of climate change, cost of mitigation, societal pressures, and resource scarcity as areas of impact.

It’s not all doom and gloom: the IPCC AR6 presents the world with a challenge, so let’s meet it head on and create opportunities while at the same time creating a better future.

This industry keeps us on our toes, there is always disruption and challenges.

The new imperative for organisations is to communicate their performance and their ‘story’ more effectively and more transparently. Explore more in our Responsible Business Blog.

The rapid rise of social media over the past decade has caused businesses in all industries to feel like they have had to hit the reset button on their approach to marketing and advertising. The current approach of mass marketing via  TV and radio advertisements has led to a less than effective way to reach consumers, with consumers now more responsive to targeted and personalised advertising. Having a social media marketing strategy is no longer a nice-to-have, but a requirement – one that can produce a much higher Return on Investment (ROI), than a traditional ‘one size fits all’ approach.

This industry touches everyone – we all need mobility solutions, and people love their cars for different reasons.