Coro speaks with knowledge, experience and passion on a host of subjects. Click here to see if she's the right speaker or facilitator or to learn more about Coro's coaching and advising.

Coro's Careers was a monthly column for Today's Vancouver Woman magazine (formerly Shared Vision) where Coro tapped into her extensive network to monitor green employment trends and highlight the latest job openings. She continues to promote available positions because for Coro, a great way to find solutions for a sustainable world is to connect the right people with the right organizations. Click here for more information about Coro's Careers...

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Press Materials for Coro Strandberg are available here.

Coro is interviewed and quoted often in the news. Below you will find links to current news articles that feature Coro or that have been written by her.

Road map for corporate social responsibility by Coro Strandberg
www.hrreporter.com January 25, 2010
CSR is right up HR’s alley and it’s a great way to add strategic value.

Building a greener future by Jennifer Moreau
Burnaby Now, May 13, 2009
Coro Strandberg and her partner are building a green home near Deer Lake and hoping to get a golden stamp of approval from LEED Canada for Homes. If all goes according to plan, they will be the first home in Burnaby to land the LEED Canada for Homes gold level certification.

CSR: fact or fad? by Coro Strandberg
Op Ed, BC Business Magazine, October 9, 2008
Coro writes about Corporate social responsibility (CSR) being a fact or a fad.

Companies struggle with corporate social responsibilities by Bette Stallman Brown
The Ecological Society of America, Dispatches October, 2008
Strandberg Consulting and The Conference Board of Canada's recent report about the role of the board of directors in CSR is cited and Coro is interviewed for this article about the increasing pressure companies face from investors and other stakeholders to improve their social and environmental performance and disclosure.

Sustainability Purchasing by Coro Strandberg
GLOBE-Net.com, September 26, 2008
Offshoring - The Wal-Mart effect - Corporate Responsibility - These are some of the drivers behind the trend line towards more green and sustainable purchasing.

The Board's Role in Championing Sustainability by Coro Strandberg
Credit Union Central of Canada, Scan Fall 2008 edition
Sustainability is a governance issue.

The responsible company by Adam Piore
Corporate Secretary Magazine, September 2008
Coro and others are interviewed about CSR finally gaining a foothold in corporate Canada and the business case for corporate responsibility.

Big pharma and good corporate citizenship by Alan Cassels
Canadian Medical Association Journal, August 26, 2008
Coro is interviewed about her thoughts on a recently minted social responsibility index (http://atmindex.org/) that will track and measure the efforts of individual drug companies.

Getting on Board with Corporate Social Responsibility by Anne Moore Odell
SocialFunds.com, August 25, 2008
Coro is interviewed about corporate boards now needing to figure how to respond to investors' and other stakeholders' demands concerning social, environmental, and governance (ESG) issues.

Companies urged to get on board with CSR by Romana King
Business Edge, August 8, 2008
Coro is interviewed about her recent report: The Role of the Board of Directors in Corporate Social Responsibility, by the Conference Board of Canada.

Boards Should Make Social Responsibility a Key Issue by Coro Strandberg
Op Ed, Vancouver Sun, July 21, 2008
Coro writes about Corporate social responsibility (CSR) issues being driven into the boardroom as never before.

Greener pastures by Vanessa Richmond
BC Business July 1, 2008
Coro is interviewed about sutainability strategies becoming main-stream in corporate Canada.

CSR and Sustainability: Trends and Drivers
Published in the bi-monthly newsletter of the Burnaby Board of Trade May, 2008
Coro provides an overview of CSR Trends and Drivers.

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