With investors increasingly concerned about whether they have appropriately priced ESG-related fat tail risks in their portfolios, Peters book provides a timely explanation as to why financial markets care about how companies manage their material sustainability issues, set performance targets for them, and then embed ESG principles into their core business.
Abyd Karmali, Managing Director and Global Head of Carbon Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Soyka brings a fresh and grounded view of corporate sustainability that understands the critical need to bridge the environmental and financial worlds. He makes it clear that sustainability is multidisciplinary and that leadership companies align it with core business drivers and metrics. Creating a Sustainable Organization is a valuable work that should be required for any professional seeking to align sustainability with business success.
Joel Makower, Chairman and Executive Editor, GreenBiz Group; author, Strategies for the Green Economy
In Creating a Sustainable Organization, Peter Soyka has woven together a wealth of personal experience, industry commentary, data, and academic analysis to present a compelling argument in favor of promoting corporate sustainability. But he doesnt stop therehis primary accomplishment is in establishing a guide for present and future sustainability practitioners to pursue sustainability as an engine for value creation within their firms. Peter has given us insightfuland in some cases, uncomfortableanalysis. Those of us in the business of evaluating companies from the outside have as much to learn from Peter as those on thlp