By Jonathan Grant and Malcolm Preston, PwC Sustainability & Climate Change. The current economic conditions have been described by PwC’s UK economic analysts as the ‘new normal’. Put climate change in the mix, and we’d better get used to 'business as unusual.' The current economic conditions have been described by...
Malcolm Preston previews Business Day at Rio+20. We can’t talk about sustainable development in a resource constrained world when all resource usage and consumption is driven by business. Without business there is no consumption. Business has been accused of not being specific enough with government about what they want in...
Malcolm Preston, PwC’s global sustainability and climate change leader, reflects on the results of a PwC poll which asked CEOs how important sustainable development is now and in the future, and what they're expecting from Rio+20. With less than a month to go to the landmark Rio+20 United Nations Conference...
Winning isn’t everything they told us at school, but it still feels good when it happens, says Malcolm Preston, global leader, sustainability and climate change. On Thursday, I came back from a launch event for our new green office, to find out that PwC have won Consultancy of the Year...
Malcolm Preston dons a hard hat and boots to find the real deal with real estate and sustainability: Taking a preview tour of our new office at More London last month, I had to envy my colleagues who will be looking out on the new ‘bee garden’ on the seventh...
Sustainability and climate change have moved to the top of the corporate agenda, gaining traction among employees, shareholders, regulators and consumers alike. Most organisations know it’s an area that can no longer be ignored, but many are at different stages of understanding. Whether driven by corporate conscience, stakeholder pressure or...
