Hey thanks Dave-
I love the way you're thinking there, and I'd add this, which is something that they really harped on at GoodCompany Ventures: while doing business sustainably is an intuitive feeling many of us have, and while doing things like caring for your employees and the environment from which you get your resources ultimately makes better financial sense- it takes a lot more thought to consider all input costs, externalized costs and the impacts of our actions yet still arrive at profits.
Once thinking sustainably, you can't take shortcuts and put out bad quality products and you have to continually challenge yourself. So, after figuring out a model that we and our prospective clients love, it makes sense to me that people are going in the direction of sustainability, but it also makes sense to me why some people and companies aren't. It's not until they see the business sense - when more and more companies like ours come into a place of power like those that came before us and ultimately clean up- that they will make these shifts. The tipping point- that or government regulation.
Anyway, that's my soapbox. But thank you again, and let me know how I can help the great work you're doing!
J
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 7:46 PM, David Gloss
<dkg...@gmail.com> wrote:
Some great nuggets in there! Keep rockin and rollin!
There is no such thing as the triple bottom line any more. Doing good is just how we do business.