Making Sustainability Financially Relevant: A Man/Machine Collaboration (The Eleventh Seat: Corporate Governance)
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Making Sustainability Financially Relevant: A Man/Machine Collaboration (The Eleventh Seat: Corporate Governance)

by Robert G Eccles, Shivaram Rajgopal

Business Technology Corporate Governance sustainable finance ESG
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Making Sustainability Financially Relevant examines how sustainability connects with financial considerations and corporate governance. Robert G. Eccles and Shivaram Rajgopal explore the potential of human and machine collaboration, offering a focused perspective for readers interested in business, finance, technology, and the evolving role of sustainability in organizations.

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Making Sustainability Financially Relevant explores the relationship between sustainability and financial relevance.

The book considers how human decision-making and machine capabilities may work together in addressing sustainability-related questions.

As part of The Eleventh Seat: Corporate Governance series, it approaches sustainability through a corporate governance lens.

Written by Robert G. Eccles and Shivaram Rajgopal, the book is intended for readers interested in business, governance, finance, and sustainability.

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