Marc Gunther
Marc Gunther is a longtime journalist and speaker who focuses on business and sustainability. Gunther maintains a blog at MarcGunther.com. Follow him on Twitter at @marcGunther.Gunther was a senior writer at Fortune magazine for 13 years. At Fortune, he wrote cover stories about the greening of Walmart; about BYD, the Chinese electric car company backed by Warren Buffett; about Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and the 2008 financial crisis; and about spirituality in the workplace.Previously, Gunther worked for more than 20 years for newspapers including the Paterson (N.J.) News, Hartford Courant, Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. He is the author of four books, including "Faith and Fortune: How Compassionate Capitalism is Transforming American Business" (Crown 2004) and is creator and co-chair of Brainstorm Green, Fortune's annual conference on business and the environment.
When it comes to making toys greener, Walmart isn't playing around
Walmart wants to improve the sustainability of plastic toys. Is it playing well with others? Read More
Is Walmart’s index the best thing since sliced bread?
Walmart is asking bread makers to bake in sustainability. Can they rise to the occasion? Read More
Game on: Why Walmart is ranking suppliers on sustainability
Walmart is asking questions — lots of them. Is anyone answering? Read More
Verlasso works to tackle sustainable salmon farming
Aquaculture firm Verlasso is working to sustainably satisfy the growing demand for fish at a time when the supply of wild-caught fish is flat. Read More
Why sustainability is a team sport
Reaching company goals require cooperation from a set of decentralized players, so even CEOs can't do it alone, execs reported at GreenBiz Forum New York. Read More
Patagonia seeks more sustainable wool in Patagonia
The outdoor gear and clothing giant shows how a company that sells stuff can do less harm to the earth. Read More
Deep green investing: A closer look
Getting under the surface of green investing funds and strategies. Read More
Why Amazon is great but not good
The online superstore has done a world of good for authors and readers, and producers and sellers, but when it comes to corporate responsibility, Amazon's day of reckoning is ahead. Read More
How the Social Venture Network changed business in America
The story of how a 1987 gathering just outside of Boulder, Colo., spawned a movement that has changed the way millions of Americans think about and do business. Read More
Why globalization is (mostly) green
In the long run, globalization will help us solve our environmental problems. Here's why. Read More