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Shine Corowa Sustainability Actions

Hosted a sustainability summit

SHINE held a summit in 2015 at Harvard University that brought together business and academic speakers to discuss sustainability, health, and innovation. The event focused on ideas such as net-positive impact, which means creating more good than harm, and on ways companies can measure their effects on people and the planet. It also covered energy efficiency, green buildings, supply chains, and water. This shows the program was used as a forum for sharing practical ideas about sustainability across different sectors.

Focused on worker health

The 2025 SHINE Summit agenda included sessions on human flourishing, workplace purpose, and the effects of climate change on workers and families. It discussed issues such as eco-anxiety, workforce resilience, and protecting vulnerable workers during climate events. The summit also looked at how new technology, including generative AI, can affect dignity, trust, and meaningful work. This suggests the program treats social issues and worker well-being as part of sustainability, not as separate topics.

Examined supply chain impacts

The 2025 summit also included a session on technology for good in global supply chains. That points to an interest in how business decisions affect workers and environmental impacts across the chain of production and delivery. The summit framing said it wanted to make the invisible visible across the value chain, which means looking at hidden impacts that are often missed. This is relevant to sustainability because supply chains are often where many environmental and labour risks sit.

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