The recent BrandStorytelling gathering was yet another inspiring showcase of creativity, innovation, and purpose. As we reflect on the event, several key themes emerge that are reshaping the landscape of brand storytelling.
The air buzzed with anticipation as I entered Cannes Lions 2024, surrounded by the titans of advertising. Having been warned to wear comfortable shoes (thank you, Stephanie), but with little other guidance, I found myself in a deep moshpit of repetition, celebration and rose.
Moving towards a more sustainable world requires significant strategic shifts and big projects. But it also requires changing the behavior of all of us — as consumers. Businesses will evolve faster if we make better (i.e., more sustainable) purchase choices.
May is a time of graduations and new beginnings, symbolizing a fresh start and renewed commitment to our future. As we celebrate these milestones, we're reminded of our responsibility to take care of Mother Earth. At +Media Solutions, we empower brands to leave a lasting legacy by helping consumers make sustainable choices and measure the impact of their efforts.
As Earth Day approaches, it underscores the urgent need for impactful environmental action. Our commitment at +Media is to accelerate progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land).
Every year in May is an opportunity to raise awareness about mental health. People from various backgrounds come together to educate the public and advocate for policies supporting millions of people in the U.S. affected by mental illness.
But did you know there is a connection between mental health and climate change?
Earth Day has been honored nationwide for over 50 years and around the globe through mobilization for environmental causes. While it is not a federally recognized holiday, many celebrate it through education, awareness, and action toward the environmental movement.
Replacing carbon-intensive fuels with renewable energy sources would significantly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. A study by the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory explored the feasibility of generating 80% of the country's electricity from renewable sources by the year 2050. They found that renewable energy could help reduce the electricity sector's emissions by approximately 81%.
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Get ready to gain valuable insights into the world of sustainable finance at the 2023 Wall Street Green Summit next week, featuring keynote speakers like Julie Davitz and other ESG thought leaders.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of sustainable business.