Nancy Himmelfarb
Nancy Himmelfarb helps companies create and leverage sustainable business strategies. Nancy specializes in strategy development, stakeholder engagement, and CSR communications and due diligence. She has envisioned and developed CSR programs for all types of organizations across multiple industries, with special focus on the food industry. Nancy also built legal departments for three businesses and worked as a corporate attorney for a top-tier law firm. She brings a unique combination of business, legal and sustainability experience, backed by degrees from Stanford University and UCLA School of Law and a graduate certificate in sustainability management from University of Chicago. himmelfarb.com.
Consumers want to know: What does sustainability really mean?
Vague communications strategies simply don't cut it when it comes to sustainable business. Read More
From Pepsi to Unilever, 5 circular economy strategies for consumer goods
Sure, business-to-business companies like Rolls Royce have found success in material reuse, but can consumer-facing companies do the same? Read More
Jumpstarting sustainability — without big ideas, money or executive support
You don't need a multimillion-dollar budget or an environmental activist as a CEO to catalyze change for the better at your company. Read More
Product ecolabels: To certify or not to certify?
Does it ultimately matter if your company certifies products as "Bird Friendly" or Energy Star compliant? Here are five key points to consider. Read More
Know these three Vs of sustainability communication
Here's how Nike, McDonald's and Chipotle express their broader visions and engage with consumers on a grand scale. Read More
3 ways businesses can target consumer food waste
We've looked at why your firm should reduce food wasted by customers. Now here's how to do it. Read More