Green Outcomes in the Real World - Mcmanners, Peter
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This book is about hard-edged reality presented by an author with huge experience and a deep understanding of the concept of sustainability from a business perspective. It will appeal to a wide range of professionals involved in setting policy and future direction for businesses, governments, and non-governmental bodies, as well as to those with an

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This book is about hard-edged reality presented by an author with huge experience and a deep understanding of the concept of sustainability from a business perspective. It will appeal to a wide range of professionals involved in setting policy and future direction for businesses, governments, and non-governmental bodies, as well as to those with an
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Peter McManners works as a consultant and author and he is a Visiting Executive Fellow at Henley Business School and is undertaking doctoral research in economic geography at the University of Reading. His first degree was in engineering from Durham University. He has an MSc. from Edinburgh University, where he studied global databases and environmental monitoring, and he is a Henley MBA. Peter's career as a military engineer, surveyor and mapping expert took him to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He has been Chief Operating Officer of the Oxford Trust, where his focus was on spinning technology out of academia. He has taught all over Northern Europe under the auspices of Henley Business School, Reading University. He has written a number of papers, articles and books, winning a prize in the Oxford Science Writing Competition for one of his articles. He currently writes a monthly column in Sustainable Business magazine and is the author of the acclaimed book 'Fly and Be Damned'. Peter is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a Member of the Institute of Directors. He is also a member of the Green Economics Institute and was a speaker at the Institute's Oxford Conferences in 2008 and 2009.