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Standing up for the Planet
45 Stories of Extraordinary Women Who are Changing the World
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Standing up for the Planet
45 Stories of Extraordinary Women Who are Changing the World
About this book
The fight for a better future requires radical change and cooperation between governments, NGOs, investors and businesses, as well as exponential technological innovation and new perspectives - in other words, nothing less than a miracle. Increasingly, this miracle is being made possible by leaders of all generations who have found the courage to act. This book presents cases of sustainability, from small start-ups to large corporations, but above all it tells the stories of extraordinary women who have decided to dedicate their time and personal resources to saving the world. By embracing change, they have created value for all stakeholders at the table, including the planet we inhabit. Their stories demonstrate that this is not a battle we will win once and for all, but rather a journey in which we will evolve the way we access and use the resources around us. This project approaches the sustainability challenge from a unique perspective, offering real-life examples of the leadership and impact of remarkable women who are changing the rules of the game in their respective industries and fields.
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Yes, you can access Standing up for the Planet by Luca A Zerbini,Francesco Pagano in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Business & Entrepreneurship. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.
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Table of contents
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- Description
- Biography
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Foreword, by Riccardo Valentini
- The factory of life, by Francesco Pagano
- 1 Paving the way, by Adela Villanueva
- 2 Tilting at windmills, by Alexandra Pelka
- 3 Every drop makes a difference, by Antonina Sorci
- 4 Empowering women to ignite global change, by Bianca Bonetti
- 5 Investing in the future, by Cassandra Harris
- 6 The urgency of sustainable action, by Catalina Valentino
- 7 Something extraordinary in a world of normal, di Christina Senn-Jakobsen
- 8 The way of ‘wa’, by Christine Harada
- 9 Radical change, by Daniela Marmentini
- 10 Finding a path, by Elisa Flamini
- 11 The hidden costs, by Estelle Beretta
- 12 A reason for being, by Eva Zabey
- 13 Waking up, by Flavie Gayet
- 14 There must be a better way, by Gabriela Herculano
- 15 Packing together, by Gabriela Neves Ferri
- 16 Diving into our future, by Irene Prota
- 17 For a sustainable and collaborative finance, by Isabelle Combarel
- 18 Change comes slowly, by Julia Hoglund
- 19 Swimming against the tide, by Karen Boers
- 20 The path toward impact, by Laura Blanco
- 21 In pursuit of purpose: a life shaped by love, luck, and the odd plane crash, by Leslie Johnston
- 22 Relentless, by Lisa Gautier
- 23 What a wonderful world, by Manilla Calabrese
- 24 Can we save our planet, one rhymed story at a time? by Mara Catherine Harvey
- 25 My life, my world, by Maria Vincenza Chiriacò
- 26 CEO and Board journey from compliance to courage by Marina Cvetkovic & Nicole Heimann
- 27 The power of will, by Marina Nitsa Viergutz
- 28 Defining a legacy, by Marisa Drew
- 29 The world we eat, by Marta Antonelli
- 30 Giving money a meaning through sustainable investing by Martha Ra
- 31 Ordinary, by Natalie Nicholles
- 32 Cold smoke, by Roberta Bosurgi
- 33 Giving back, by Rosa Sangiorgio
- 34 More than just a product, by Rui Yan
- 35 Be of the mountains, by Ruth Oberrauch
- 36 Financing impact, by Sara Bassi
- 37 Diary of a traveling Mediterranean woman, by Sara Roversi
- 38 Investing in the futuree, by Silvia Andriotto
- 39 Social impact in your hands, by Simona Sinesi
- 40 When we save the planet, we save ourselves by Susanne von der Becke
- 41 Making good money, by Tanja Havemann
- 42 A fighter, by Tessy Antony de Nassau
- 43 Shaping another tomorrow, by Vanessa Barboni Hallik
- 44 Five waves, by Victoria Hurth
- 45 Lessons from a career supporting social entrepreneurs: five levers of change, by Yasmina Zaidman
- Conclusions, by Luca Zerbini
- Closing, by Katie Alcock