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Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D. is Director of External Relations and Services with the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, in the Silberman College of Business, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison,
New Jersey

Click here for an overview of how you can join the ISE as a  Corporate Partner or Individual Partner.

For more information,
contact Jeana Wirtenberg
at 973-335-6299.

The following letter was submitted to the Executive Director of the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, www.fdu.edu/ise, at which Jeana Wirtenberg serves as Director of External Relations and Services:

Thank you very much for sharing with me the Institute’s wonderful achievement report. I was very impressed by the range and breadth of the Institute’s curricular and extracurricular activities. Your work focuses on perhaps the greatest global challenges facing world citizens and it is heartening to see that faculty and students have become so passionately engaged.

The Institute’s programs are exceptional, the people are inspiring and the potential for future distinction is unlimited. I congratulate you and your team! Please keep us informed as you continue to grow and excel.

Once again, thank you for sharing this with me. Bravo!!

Warmly,

J. Michael Adams, President
Fairleigh Dickinson University



Recent News:




Jeana Wirtenberg Ph.D, shown here working from her home in Montville, is an expert at human resources pertaining to the green industry. Wirtenberg is an author of journals and books as well as the President and CEO of Transitioning to Green. ("Daily Record" staff photo: Meghan Ryan)

From the (Morris County, NJ) Daily Record, August 17, 2010:

Looking for a green job in New Jersey? Montville, NJ expert Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg can help




Sustainability creates better world, FDU gathering told!

As CEO of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, David Grant is frequently asked the same question, which is often delivered with the same puzzled look — what is sustainability?

"There's not a single definition of sustainability," Grant said Friday before a speech he was set to give over breakfast on the topic at Fairleigh Dickinson University's Institute for Sustainable Enterprise....

The meeting was part of a monthly breakfast series aimed at bringing together leaders in business, nonprofits, academia and municipal government, said Jeana Wirtenberg, a spokeswoman for the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise.

For the complete article and video:

http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20100327/COMMUNITIES/100326086/1005/NEWS01/Sustainability-creates-better-world--FDU-gathering-told


Transitioning to Green Careers™ Certificate Program announced!

Fairleigh Dickinson University and the Transitioning to Green Foundation are pleased to announce a groundbreaking three-month certificate program called Transitioning to Green Careers™. Recently approved by the NJ State Department of Labor (DOL) Training Grants through local One Stop Career Centers, the program aims to give professionals in transition the necessary tools to learn and apply leading-edge knowledge of green and sustainable business practices that can make them more marketable in their job search. 

For further information:  http://inside.fdu.edu/prpt/ttg.html

To view a five minute interview on this program, with Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, Senior Advisor, External Relations, at FDU's Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, click here:  http://transitioningtogreen.com/Events/alias-17



"Transitioning To Green" forums upcoming July 28, 2010 at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, N.J.!

         
The Transitioning to Green initiative is committed to helping you find your place in the world of the new green economy.  Headed by Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, this organization exists to empower you to transform yourself not only in your career choices but also in how you choose to live the rest of your life.

          Are you looking to transition into a greener career? Attend the Transitioning to Green Forum, a highly interactive, unique, one-day event with subject matter experts (SME’s) in sustainability and green jobs. Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

          Click here to read more about the Forum and to register!


-- An article "Combine Your Green and HR Efforts:  Reducing Your Environmental Impact One Employee At A Time," appears in U.S. News and World Report, based on an interview of Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg by Entrepreneur Magazine.

June to November, 2008:  Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg served as key faculty member at American Management Association seminars on "Green Leadership:  Implementing Sustainability Strategies."  Please click here for further information.  This seminar is the result of a collaboration between the AMA and the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise at Fairleigh Dickinson University, which Dr. Wirtenberg co-founded and serves as Director of External Relations and Services, and for which she was principal designer of this seminar.
From "Fortune Magazine," March 17, 2008:
In June [the American Management Association] plans to launch a three-day seminar aimed at teaching mid- to senior-level managers how to implement a green strategy.  Topics will include understanding how sustainability issues are linked to the bottom line, leadership skills needed to communicate the strategy effectively to employees, and online measurement tools to evaluate the financial impact of a company's efforts.  "You don't want to come across as a tree-hugger, but you also can't be too numbers-focused," says Bettina Neidhardt, leadership development portfolio manager.  "There's a fine line to being able to communicate this to everybody."


Jeana Wirtenberg led a panel discussion on "Sustainability," presented by the New York Human Resource Planning Society on September 25, 2007:

www.nyhrps.org/past.events.php
For PDF of slide presentation click here.



Jeana Wirtenberg participated in an AMA Webcast, "Sustainability:  An Evolving Business Paradigm,"  on September 11, 2007.

To view the complete webcast:
www.amanet.org/editorial/webcast/2007/sustainability.htm 
For PDF of slide presentation click here.

For PDF of AMA Report, "Creating A Sustainable Future -- A Global Study of Current Trends and Possibilities 2007-2017," click here.



Enterprise Sustainability


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     We are committed to helping leaders and managers learn how to build sustainable enterprises for now and the future.

We take a whole systems approach, ensuring there is alignment among all the critical elements of your business. Impacts are achieved in the
short and long-term.

Success is measured by supporting you in improving your triple bottom line: people (social/governance), planet(environmental) and profits (financial/economic).


Jun 1, 2010

Transitioning to Green LLC Founder and HR Thought Leader Builds Bridges to the Green Economy with HRPS


EXCERPT: With a 30 year back ground in human resources, Jeana quickly realized that there is a missing element in implementing organizations’ green initiatives:  HR leaders and HR professionals must step up and play a stronger role in moving organizations toward sustainability.

As People & Strategy’s editor for organizational effectiveness and the editor for the just published Special Issue of People & Strategy “Transitioning to the Green Economy” Jeana gathered multidisciplinary thought leaders and compelling case studies from around the world pointing to the need for HR’s role in the sustainability movement. This must read latest issue of People & Strategy is available for purchasing at www.hrps.org or contact Theresa Wojtalewicz at twojtalewicz@hrps.org for hard copies and multiple reprints.

Transitioning to Green LLC Founder and HR Thought Leader Builds Bridges to the Green Economy with HRPS: Linking Talent with the Opportunity in the Green Economy

May 31, 2010 Montville, N.J. –  Human Resources (HR) thought leader Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D. is building bridges with HR professionals to link talent with opportunity in the emerging green economy. Jeana founded Transitioning to Green LLC when she had an epiphany “It will be the people in organizations and not technology alone that will make the transition to a green economy possible.” She believes the talent of currently underutilized and displaced people should be applied to satisfy the enormous need for such talent in the emerging green economy. She set out on a mission to link all the talented people in the United States with emerging opportunities in the green economy to accomplish all the critically important work that needs to get done.

With a 30 year back ground in human resources, Jeana quickly realized that there is a missing element in implementing organizations’ green initiatives:  HR leaders and HR professionals must step up and play a stronger role in moving organizations toward sustainability.

As People & Strategy’s editor for organizational effectiveness and the editor for the just published Special Issue of People & Strategy “Transitioning to the Green Economy” Jeana gathered multidisciplinary thought leaders and compelling case studies from around the world pointing to the need for HR’s role in the sustainability movement. This must read latest issue of People & Strategy is available for purchasing at www.hrps.org or contact Theresa Wojtalewicz at twojtalewicz@hrps.org for hard copies and multiple reprints.

“My big thanks go to Jeana for putting together this thought-provoking issue, full of intriguing and necessary insights, research, case studies and book reviews on how business can become more sustainable and the role HR should play in guiding this transformation. We are very fortunate to have her thought leadership on this essential topic”, said Ed Gubman Ph.D., People & Strategy Executive Editor.” Jeana’s hope is that, “with this Special Issue, ‘Transitioning to the Green Economy’, we have achieved our goal of simultaneously advancing the field of human resources and helping define HR’s role in effecting the transition to the green economy. Working together we can create a sustainable future—for our businesses and our world. There is no reasonable alternative, as there is no business in a society that fails. We have an awesome opportunity. Let’s rise to the occasion together.”

Transitioning to Green LLC provides services rooted in a holistic, systems based perspective to support clients in addressing all aspects of sustainability. How people leverage their skills, talents and knowledge is highly determinate of the success of the sustainable enterprise. Research has shown that companies with a strong triple-bottom-line or sustainability focus realize benefits in several areas on the human side of sustainability, including leadership, talent management, employee engagement, high performance cultures and change management. These companies have reduced recruiting and attrition costs, and increased employee productivity and engagement.

Transitioning to Green LLC helps enterprises meet their short-term and long-term objectives and utilize HR’s role in recruiting and training the talent needed to effect the transition to the green economy.

We work with organizations to co-create their sustainability strategies, support their implementation and improve their green outcomes.

“I cannot say enough about how valuable and inspirational your work has been to me. I cannot tell you how many people that I have recommended it to as it is the first publication that I have read that really tackles this issue in a holistic way.  Thank you for your leadership in this space” said Mark Gasta, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Vail Resorts Management Company. To find out how Transitioning to Green LLC can help your organization transition into the green economy, call 1-973-335-6299 or email jwirtenberg@transitioningtogreen.com.

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About Transitioning to Green™ LLC

Transitioning to Green is a professional membership organization dedicated to the green transformation, and comprises leaders in the area of sustainability, industry, academia and organizational leadership. Sustainable development goes beyond environmental protection. Economic, social and environmental processes are interconnected.  It is an integration of three dimensions to form a Triple Bottom Line Path to Sustainability: People: Employees and Communities; Planet: Environment and Natural Resources; Profits: Financial and Economic. We help managers capture opportunities and reap the benefits of sustainable business practices for enhancing business performance. To learn about Transitioning to Green visit www.transitioningtogreen.com.

Join our LinkedIn Group http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2846624&trk=myg_ugrp_ovr;

Find us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/TTGtoGreen.

In 2007 HRPS published their “first special issue on the topic: Building the Triple Bottom Line—HR’s Contribution., The lead article by Jeana Wirtenberg, Joel Harmon, Bill Russell and Kent Fairfield of the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise at Fairleigh Dickinson University was ‘HR’s Role in Building a Sustainable Enterprise.’. Subsequently, Jeana Wirtenberg edited The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook: When It All Comes Together, in collaboration with Bill Russell, Dave Lipsky and the Enterprise Sustainability Action Team (Greenleaf Publishing/AMACOM 2008)  and has become one of the world’s leaders in research, consulting and speaking on business, HR and sustainability,” said Ed Gubman. In addition, Jeana presented on “Building Bridges to a Green Economy: Discovering and Unleashing HR’s Contribution” at this year’s 33rd Annual HRPS Global Conference in San Diego on April 27th.

About HRPS
HRPS, a nonprofit organization with headquarters in Chicago, has been the premier global association and network of senior human resource executives and thought leaders since 1977. In support of its worldwide membership, HRPS serves as a global forum for presenting the latest thinking and information about the HR implications of key business issues and strategic HR practices; offers a broad range of professional development programs with distinguished human resource scholars, practitioners and business leaders; and builds networks of diverse individuals to exchange leading-edge HR ideas, information and experiences.  People & Strategy is the award-winning professional journal of the Human Resource Planning Society. At a time when organizations in every industry are looking to go “green,” this special issue provides much-needed advice and examples that business leaders can use to guide their companies towards increasing sustainability.




An important new book: "The Sustainable Enterprise Field Book -- When It All Comes Together," edited by Jeana Wirtenberg with William G. Russell and David Lipsky. Published by Greenleaf Publishing.

For further information, and to order:  http://www.thesustainableenterprisefieldbook.net

Or order directly from Amazon.com or BN.com.  Inspection copies may be requested by emailing Rosemary Carlough, RCarlough@amanet.org; please also cc Jeana Wirtenberg.

Please also see: Sustainable Enterprise AMACOM Flier


And for articles and reviews of interest:

Listed as "Recommended Reading" in the January, 2010 issue of "The CEO Refresher":  http://www.refresher.com/ceo.html

http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6630783.html

“What follows is a sampling of green business materials ... a couple engage the scientific, vexingly complex aspects of business greening and would belong on a sustainability manager's desk (e.g., The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook) .... Starred (*) items are essential for most collections.”

Review of "The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook" in "People & Strategy Journal," Volume 31.3 (Fall 2008)

   

        Awarded "Four Books" (highest possible rating) "Must Read"      

"Partnership of People, Profit, Planet" from "The Record" (North Jersey Media Group), September 30, 2008.

"The New Color Of Money" from "Publishers Weekly," May 26, 2008.


Announcing the publication on 1 July 2008 of

THE SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE FIELDBOOK
WHEN IT ALL COMES TOGETHER
Edited by Jeana Wirtenberg with William G. Russell and David Lipsky
in collaboration with The Enterprise Sustainability Action Team

The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook: When It All Comes Together is now available and already selling fast. Order your copy online now and receive 10% discount.

See below for more details.


"This brilliant collection of essays lays the foundation for building a sustainable society. All boards of directors and their leadership should make this book required reading."
Warren Bennis,
Professor, University of Southern California; co-author of Judgment: How Great Leaders Make Winning Calls and Transparency: How Leaders Create a Culture of Candor

"The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook focus[es] on the human side of sustainable enterprise - the organizational, behavioral, and even cognitive challenges. It is a must-read for anyone trying to make sustainability happen in the real world."
Stuart L. Hart,
S.C. Johnson Professor of Sustainable Global Enterprise, Cornell University; author of Capitalism at the Crossroads

"Managers everywhere desperately need books like The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook in order to get started on the journey."
Peter Senge,
Founder of SOL; Senior Lecturer, Behavioral and Policy Sciences, MIT Sloan School of Management; author of The Fifth Discipline and co-author of The Necessary Revolution

"The most comprehensive sourcebook for leaders, managers, practitioners, and all those committed to working within their communities and organizations to nudge the human family toward sustainable societies, living in peace with each other and nature."
Hazel Henderson,
author of Ethical Markets: Growing the Green Economy; President, Ethical Markets Media, LLC, USA and Brazil

"The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook is a compendium of activities, cases, tools, and principles on which to establish the organization of the future . . . This Fieldbook is both a good introduction and a thorough exploration of how to create a better social, economic, and environmental world that affects us all."
Dave Ulrich,
Professor, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan; Partner, The RBL Group




THE SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE FIELDBOOK:
WHEN IT ALL COMES TOGETHER

Edited by Jeana Wirtenberg with William G. Russell and David Lipsky
in collaboration with The Enterprise Sustainability Action Team

320 pp | 234 x 156 mm | hardback | ISBN 978-1-906093-09-9 | Published 1 July 2008
List price: GBP21.95 EUR32.95
North American customers click here

ORDER ONLINE NOW AND RECEIVE 10% DISCOUNT

Free to view/download: "Introduction and Overview" by Jeana Wirtenberg, William G. Russell, and David Lipsky.

You can also request a review copy or an inspection copy.

Today, managers and leaders of organizations, in both the private sector and civil society, are being challenged as never before to find ways to play a proactive role in addressing the concerns of sustainable development. But they are often overwhelmed by a bombardment of conflicting messages from the media, shareholders, customers, employees, and NGOs. The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook helps managers deal with this confusion. It teaches them how to strike a better balance, moving from an "either/or" mind-set to one that holistically embraces social, environmental and economic issues simultaneously. It addresses the "what" ("what is a sustainable strategy for a company or organization?") as well as the "how" ("how do we go about building a sustainable enterprise?").

The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook has been put together by an outstanding network of experts from business (Microsoft, Sony, Philips, and AIG), consultancies, and academia. Its aim is to teach and guide leaders, managers, practitioners, students, and professors in every sector of society, and in every industry, in creating a successful and sustainable enterprise. By making the steps needed clear, understandable, and simple to follow, the book naturally engages readers in their journey and encourages their participation in three key ways: by increasing their understanding and awareness of what sustainability means at a conceptual and practical, as well as a personal, level; by energizing and expanding people's commitment to building sustainable enterprises; and by providing readers with extensive tools and techniques so they can individually and collectively take actions that will improve the social, environmental, and economic performance of their organizations in both the short and long term.

Each chapter of the book illustrates through models, tools, cases, stories, and examples from a wide range of companies how to integrate sustainability into the day-to-day realities of running a business. Managers are coached, facilitated, and guided to enable them to create a better balance between the short and long term, to help them to become change agents in their organizations and to provide answers to the question "How do I make a difference?" Some of the areas covered are leadership, strategy, managing change, employee engagement, metrics and measurement, networks, and globalization.

Readers of The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook will find access to the innovative "Living Fieldbook", which is an online community support service providing ongoing updated assistance in building a sustainable enterprise.

The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook offers an ingredient that has been missing in the enormous outpouring of information on organizations and sustainability: an holistic integration of solutions, which will make the journey personal for each reader.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Foreword
Georg Kell, Executive Head, UN Global Compact

Part I. Understanding reality: our context for The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook
Introduction and overview
Jeana Wirtenberg, William G. Russell, and David Lipsky

Part II. Preparing the foundation for a sustainable enterprise
1. Leadership for a sustainable enterprise
Richard N. Knowles, Daniel F. Twomey, Karen J. Davis, and Shakira Abdul-Ali

2. Mental models for sustainability
John D. Adams, Linda M. Kelley, Beth Applegate, and Theresa McNichol

3. Developing a sustainability strategy
Joel Harmon, Flynn Bucy, Susan Nickbarg, Govi Rao, and Jeana Wirtenberg

Part III. Embracing and managing change sustainably
4. Managing the change to a sustainable enterprise
Gregory S. Andriate and Alexis A. Fink

5. Employee engagement for a sustainable enterprise
Kent D. Fairfield, Richard N. Knowles, William G. Russell, Jeana Wirtenberg, Sangeeta Mahurkar-Rao, and Orrin D. Judd

6. Sustainable enterprise metrics and measurement systems
William G. Russell, Shakira Abdul-Ali, Gil Friend, and David Lipsky

Part IV. Connecting, integrating, and aligning toward the future
7. Sustainable globalization: the challenge and the opportunity
Victoria G. Axelrod, Joel Harmon, William G. Russell, and Jeana Wirtenberg

8. Transorganizational collaboration and sustainability networks
William G. Russell, Jenny Ambrozek, Victoria G. Axelrod, Jane Carbonaro, and Linda M. Kelley

Part V. When it all comes together
9. A new beginning: when it all comes together
Jeana Wirtenberg, David Lipsky, and William G. Russell

Coda. An invitation to participate with us in the Living Fieldbook
Glossary of terms
About the contributors
Index



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Recent and Upcoming Presentations & Seminars:


September 20, 2008, New York

“Sustainable Enterprise,” Presenters:  Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D., and Victoria Axelrod, World Shift to Peace Festival, The Coalition for OneVoice, www.coalitionforonevoice.org

 

December 10, 2008, Hoboken, New Jersey

Net Impact New Jersey Professional Networking Event, Moderator of Panel Discussion: Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D, www.netimpact.org/nj

You Tube Videos: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nj+net+impact&search_type=&aq=-1&oq=nj+net+impac

 

January 5, 2009, New York City

 “Transitioning to Green:  A World of Possibilities,” Financial Women’s Association (FWA) Scholarship Reunion:  Sustaining Eco-Savvy Women”

 Guest Speaker:  Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D., www.fwa.org

 

January 22, 2009. Saddlebrook, New Jersey,

 “Sustainability:  Forging a Path to a Brighter Future,” Women in Flavor & Fragrance Commerce (WFFC), Guest Speaker:  Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D.

http://www.perfumerflavorist.com/events/coverage/39858962.html

 

March 3, 2009, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

“How to Develop Your Sustainability Strategic Plan,” Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D., Keynote Presentation in “Executive Summit on Sustainable Business: Tackling a Tough Economy with Sustainability Strategies” www.sce-greensummit.uwm.edu

 

 

March 24, 2009, New Jersey,

Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D., Speaker on Sustainability at Women’s Financial Network of New Jersey, www.fwa.org 

 

May 19-21, 2009, Madison, NJ

"Jumpstarting The New Green Economy," the 2009 Green Ventures Conference, was held May 19-21, 2009 at Fairleigh Dickinson University.  Click here for the pdf flyer, and go to http://JumpstartGreen.org for further information.  Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg is a member of the core team which designed and coordinated the Conference, and she served as Master of Ceremonies, representing the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, www.fdu.edu/ise, at the Conference's award ceremony.  She also announced "Transitioning to Green," www.transitioningtogreen.com, at the Conference's Action Learning Workshop.

And please see this report on the Conference.


 

May 28-29, 2009, Canberra, Australia

Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg spoke at "The 10th National Business Leaders Forum on Sustainable Development" at Parliament House, Canberra.  Please click here for the pdf announcement.  The 2009 Forum addressed "Redesigning the Global Economy:  Turning Risks into Sustainable Business Opportunities."  Dr. Wirtenberg served as a discussion leader in a workshop on "Drivers of business leadership and the role of government in setting policy frameworks for success." 


September 16, 2009, Lakewood, N.J.

Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg spoke at Georgian Court University at a forum on "Transitioning To Green:  A World Of Possibilities."  Please see this news report.


November 5, 2009, Farmington, Connecticut

“Building a Sustainable Enterprise:  Unleashing HR’s Contribution.” One Day workshop, Human Resource Planning Society, www.hrpswne.org


April 10-11, 2010, Cambridge, MA

Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg to speak at the Third Annual Global Sufficiency Summit, "The Power of Enough," at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

For further information:  http://gss.eventbrite.com/

April 25-28, 2010, San Diego, CA


Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg to speak on "Building Bridges to a Green Economy:  Discovering and Unleashing HR's Contribution" at the 33rd annual Global Conference of the Human Resource Planning Society.


For further information:  http://www.hrps.org/Education/GlobalConference/tabid/72/Default.aspx


July 8, 2010, Wyckoff, NJ

Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg to be the featured speaker on "Explore Career Possibilities in an Emerging Green Economy!  A Transitioning to Green (tm) Presentation and Conversation."  This event is presented by the Career Transition Special Interest Group of the Northern New Jersey chapter of the American Society for Training and Development (NNJ ASTD).

The event is free, but registration is required: 
http://www.nnjastd.org/node/627


July 28, 2010, Madison, N.J.

"Transitioning To Green" forums upcoming!

         
The Transitioning to Green initiative is committed to helping you find your place in the world of the new green economy.  Headed by Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, this organization exists to empower you to transform yourself not only in your career choices but also in how you choose to live the rest of your life.

          Are you looking to transition into a greener career? Attend the Transitioning to Green Forum, a highly interactive, unique, one-day event with subject matter experts (SME’s) in sustainability and green jobs. Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at the Madison Campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University.

          Click here to read more about the Forum and to register!




For a recent article of interest, please see "HR's Role in Building a Sustainable Enterprise: Insights from Some of the World's Best Companies," by Wirtenberg, J., Harmon, J., Russell, W., and Fairfield, K., Human Resource Planning Journal, Volume 30(1), 2007, pp. 10-20.

A presentation based on this work was made by Jeana Wirtenberg on April 16, 2007 as part of the HRPS Annual Global Conference's Opening Plenary keynote panel on "The Value of Sustainability -- It's About the Economy, Environment, and People." A four minute audio excerpt from her presentation can be heard in Windows Media Audio format here. Power Point slides of this presentation can be viewed here. The photos below were taken at this event.





Recent TV program appearance:



On November 12, 2007, Jeana Wirtenberg was the featured guest on the "About Town" TV program, broadcast on cable in southwestern Connecticut, describing important research and findings on Enterprise Sustainability. Watch Now!! Click on the appropriate link below. Each of the two parts is slightly under 30 minutes long, and is in Windows Media Player format:
Cable/DSL users:
http://www.aboutweston.com/JWPart1CableVersion.wmv
http://www.aboutweston.com/JWPart2CableVersion.wmv
Dialup Modem users:
http://www.aboutweston.com/JWPart1ModemVersion.wmv
http://www.aboutweston.com/JWPart2ModemVersion.wmv


Recent Webcasts & Videos:

February 6, 2008: Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, Director of External Relations and Services, Institute for Sustainable Enterprise (ISE) interviewed Andrew Winston, co-author of Green to Gold which highlights what works-and what doesn't-when companies go "green":
http://www.amanet.org/editorial/webcast/2008/green-leadership.htm




February, 2008: Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, Director of External Relations and Services, Institute for Sustainable Enterprise (ISE), is interviewed in conjunction with the Institute for Corporate Productivity's 36th Annual Member Conference. Watch this 12 minute video on "HR's Role in Building a Sustainable Enterprise," in Windows Media Player format, by clicking on the appropriate link below:

Click here if you have a dial-up modem connection

Click here if you have a Cable or DSL connection


March 12, 2008: Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg was a co-participant, together with distinguished expert Dr. Stuart Hart, Samuel C. Johnson Chair in Sustainable Global Enterprise and Professor of Management at Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management, in an American Management Association webcast "Business At The Crossroads: Aligning Commerce, Earth, and Humanity."

Listen to this AMA webcast here.


November, 2008:  Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg authored "Leaving A Legacy:  Do It By Building A Sustainable Enterprise" in "Leadership Excellence, The Magazine of Leadership Development, Managerial Effectiveness, and Organizational Productivity," November 2008 (Volume 25 No. 11), p. 16.


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