The Good Director
Free energy saving workshops
In November the Carbon Trust is running a series of free Practical Carbon Footprinting Workshops in England. These workshops are half day and will explore: what is a carbon footprint? How to measure an organisation's carbon footprint and how to reduce an organisation's footprint. For more information and to register for one of these events please www.carbontrust.co.uk/events
We honour the great and the good in business
Our year long campaign culminates in the announcement of the Good Director honours
The perfect match
Fantasy football comes to life for directors in the European Corporate Cup
The great and the good
What makes a good director depends on how you define "good". To some, it could be having the cost-cutting ruthlessness needed to save a firm from failing; to others, it's a paternal approach to employees that counts
Charles Handy on generosity
To ensure its future, capitalism needs to embrace sympathy alongside self-interest, says Charles Handy
John Madejski
He's a serial entrepreneur who has made as big a mark on the community as he has on business. David Woodward explores one man's desire to leave a legacy of substance
Nigel Kershaw
The Chairman of the Big Issue and chief executive of Big Issue Invest talks to Clare Lynch
Living on fresh air
Climate change has spawned a booming market in emissions trading, with the UK quickly becoming its hub. It has also created a new breed of business leader, the environmental capitalist
Round table
In April, a group of outspoken advocates of enterprise joined Director to discuss reputation and leadership. Here we feature the highlights
Penny Newman, CEO, Cafédirect
Newman has taken the ethical coffee firm from strength to strength—by developing a strong commercial strategy to sit alongside its social aims
Exclusive Director survey results
Directors feel undervalued by the public. But are they doing anything about it? We reveal the results of Director's reader survey
For good business sense
FTSE4Good's Will Oulton sets out the investment case for sustainability
Who takes the lead?
UK students believe the government is responsible for driving environmental change followed by individuals and then business
Stitched up
Clothing retailers are placing bigger orders with factories in developing countries yet it is doing little to improve the lives of some of the world's poorest people
David Blood
He's joined forces with ex-American vice-president and environmental campaigner Al Gore to form Generation but can he combine big returns with taking sustainability to the masses?
The morality movement
Directors who live in a moral vacuum will lose out to a new breed of "authentic " leader, who places values and quality of life above making a quick buck, says Cary Cooper
