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Sustainable business network

Business/Business networks/Sustainable business network

Council is a cornerstone sponsor of the sustainable business network in the Bay of Plenty.

Sustainable Business Network

We have a vision: to make New Zealand a model sustainable nation. 
 
To realise our vision we help our members succeed in four areas we believe are critical for New Zealand:

  • Renewables - enabling the use of renewable energy
  • Community - building thriving communities
  • Mega efficiency - maximising the use of all resources
  • Restorative - enhancing NZ's natural capital

We carry out activities and projects around New Zealand and online which are aligned with these four areas. Combined they increase the collective impact of our work.
 
Every business has a role to play in this transformation. SBN members are charting a path to profit we can be proud of - profit that benefits communities, employees and our natural environment as well as shareholders.


Last Reviewed: 20/12/2017

Contact Information

Contact Glen Crowther, SBN coordinator for the Bay of  Plenty at glen@sustainable.org.nz or 027 576 8000.

 

  
 

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