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More than six in ten businesses around the world (62%) has said that storms, floods and wildfires are likely to have a material impact on their environmental initiatives, a study by Honeywell has found.
Just 13% of company executives in the US say that sustainability is ‘deeply embedded’ into their firm’s cultural DNA, with the majority in the ‘early to middle’ stages of developing a sustainability culture, a study has found.
In an ever-shifting business landscape, adaptability isn’t just a trait—it’s a competitive advantage. Companies that embrace change, learn from challenges, and pivot when necessary are the ones that not only survive but also thrive in uncertain environments.