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雷‧安德森談論企業永續的邏輯法則

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藉著顛覆傳統的"取得資源/做成商品/再被拋棄"工業制度,雷‧安德森為他的地毯公司不僅增加了銷售額並使其利潤雙倍成長。他和善且輕描淡寫地向我們分享著一種極有影響力的商業續存觀點。

Ray Anderson founded the company that makes covetable Flor carpeting. But behind the fresh design is a decades-deep commitment to sustainable ways of doing business -- culminating in the Mission Zero plan. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Pei-Jan Hung
Reviewed by Shelley Man Hoi Tsang
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