BU BÖLÜM HAKKINDA
For much of the past decade, corporate sustainability has been absorbed into the machinery of management — metrics, disclosures, target-setting and compliance. Necessary work, certainly. But something essential has been lost along the way: the idea that sustainability is fundamentally about invention.
That thread runs through the latest episode of Two Steps Forward, in which we talk with Liz Minné, who heads global sustainability strategy at Interface, the floorcovering giant.
Interface remains instructive not because it is perfect or singular, but because it demonstrates what happens when sustainability becomes part of a company’s identity rather than a program. Over time, that identity attracts employees, shapes culture and builds customer loyalty — reinforcing itself in ways no disclosure requirement can mandate.
