Ellen Weinreb
Weinreb Group Sustainability Recruiting
Ellen has worked at the intersection of sustainability and talent as a sustainability recruiter and consultant for 25+ years. A super connector, Ellen’s passion for sustainability and ESG was sparked while obtaining her MBA from Yale and interning at L.L.Bean. Ellen is a regular speaker at industry events, and pens a column with GreenBiz entitled “Talent Show.” She frequently shares her perspective with global media outlets, including Marketplace, the Wall Street Journal and Barron’s.
Former Shell executive weighs in on ethical leadership
Mark Moody-Stuart, former managing director of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, reflects on the values that drive responsible management. Read More
Meet the father-daughter green team
Green professionals Hal Hamilton and his daughter Margaret Henry share their sustainability stories — and deep respect for one another. Read More
How to follow the paths of sustainability trailblazers
Six thought leaders and CEOs share their experiences fighting against disbelievers and uncertainty. Read More
The 5 definitions of sustainability recruiting
Sustainability recruiting can have a long-term impact on a company's profitability, productivity and employee happiness. Read More
How to succeed a chief sustainability officer
A company's first-ever CSO can be a hard act to follow. How exactly do you do that? Read More
At work, do women care more than men about sustainability?
The battle of the sexes extends to which gender cares more about wanting to make a difference. Read More
Meet the Sustainability Sisters
Amy and Annie Longsworth are both successful sustainable business professionals. Where did their parents go right? Read More
How Walmart associates put the 'U' and 'I' into sustainability
Walmart's employee engagement program is helping its associates make sustainability-conscious choices in their lives. Now, the retailer is giving the program away to other companies. Read More
Why valuing your workers as assets makes financial sense
A handful of companies in high-growth Asia currently are valuing their employees as assets -- rather than expenses or liabilities -- and reporting on them in their financial statements. Read More
France vs. US: Which work culture is more sustainable?
Forget all the stereotypes about French workers: The work culture differences between France and the U.S. are subtler than you might think -- and they affect the perception of sustainability. Read More