Corporate Sustainability Strategies 

Sustainability is everyone's business. All enterprises—from companies to NGOs to government agencies—are now accountable for environmental and energy performance. In the 21st century it's mission critical.

A recent study by the MIT Sloan Management Review and The Boston Consulting Group found that the vast majority of corporate executives recognize that sustainability-related issues will have a significant impact on their enterprises--but more than 70% report that their companies have not yet made sustainability a part of their core strategy.

And yet... the study also revealed that more than two-thirds of executives with sustainability expertise achieved improved financial returns.

Our approach to sustainability strategy has three parts: remediation for past actions; benchmarking for current best practices; innovation for future value creation and leadership. 

How James Strock & Co. Can Serve You

James Strock & Co. is uniquely prepared to serve you in achieving a leadership role in sustainability. We have worked with companies--including the Fortune 100, in various sectors--NGOs and government agencies worldwide.

We can help you prevail in the area where three key factors unite in effective sustainability efforts: environment/energy regulation, business strategy, and leadership development.

We are part of--and can turn to--extraordinary expert networks to build a team that's able to work seamlessly with your organization and stakeholders. We can serve you in identifying, assembling and managing world-class teams of excellence across the range of disciplines, including, as required: finance, science, engineering, law, and communications.

We ensure that every effort is built around your needs. We are proud of the diversity of experience—and uniformity of high quality—of our partners, such as: Craton Equity Partners (where James Strock serves as an Senior Advisor/Executive-in-Residence); Deutsche-Umwelthilfe; Burson-Marsteller; APCO Worldwide; Dutko Worldwide; Gade Group; the California Environmental Business Council, National Association of EHS Management, the Association of Climate Change Officers, the Environmental Law Institute and many more.