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The time has come

by Peggy Smedley
Indian Management July 2021

For years, the cost of sustainability is what held many businesses back. Now, we have reached the precipice where the cost of ‘not’ being sustainable might be too high. Sustainability is increasingly becoming a business imperative—one that organisations cannot afford to overlook as they build their post-COVID business strategies.

Peggy Smedley is founder and President, Specialty Publishing Media (SPM); Editorial Director, Constructech and Connected World; and radio host, The Peggy Smedley Show. She is also author, Sustainable in a Circular World and Mending Manufacturing

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