Home

Main menu

  • Analysis
  • Events
  • Videos

Secondary menu

  • Circular Economy
  • Energy
  • Transportation
  • Sustainability
  • Supply Chain
  • Cities
  • Buildings
  • Water
Greenbiz on Social Media
Twitter
Facebook
Google+
LinkedIn
This site (RSS)
Search
Search

Bruno Berthon

Bruno Berthon is global managing director of sustainability services at Accenture. Based in Paris, Bruno has worked with the top management of multinationals across several industries, including consumer goods, retail, telecommunications and media, on their transformation agenda. Over the last 14 years, he has specialized in helping organizations address the challenges of globalization, large-scale operating model change and innovation.

Bruno Berthon is global managing director of strategy and sustainability services at Accenture. Based in Paris, Bruno has worked with the top management of multinationals across several industries, including consumer goods, retail, telecommunications and media, on their transformation agenda. Over the last 14 years, he has specialized in helping organizations address the challenges of globalization, large-scale operating model change and innovation.

  • Less
  • More
A call for $700 billion in sustainable infrastructure investments featured image

A call for $700 billion in sustainable infrastructure investments

January 23, 2013

By Bruno Berthon

Targeted public investments in infrastructure projects could bridge the funding gap in sustainable investments.

  • Utilities
  • Finance & Investing
After Rio, is a sustainability 'holding pattern' our best hope? featured image

After Rio, is a sustainability 'holding pattern' our best hope?

June 28, 2012

By Bruno Berthon

The summit showed how the confluence of an economic crisis and feckless negotations are making it harder for governments to commit to sustainability. But business still has a role.

  • Commitments & Goals
COP17 Launches a New Leader for the Climate Community featured image

COP17 Launches a New Leader for the Climate Community

December 8, 2011

By Bruno Berthon

Among the many gracious, insightful and charismatic leaders among the South African hosts of the latest UN climate summit, perhaps none has made a bigger impression than Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, the president of COP17.

  • Leadership
Is Carbon Capture Part of the Problem, or Part of the Solution? featured image

Is Carbon Capture Part of the Problem, or Part of the Solution?

December 5, 2011

By Bruno Berthon

The still-unproven carbon capture and storage technology is one of the most controversial topics among the business community at COP17. Will the ability to sequester emissions from fossil fuels save us, or doom us to rapid climate change?

  • Commitments & Goals
  • Energy & Climate
  • Emissions Reduction
  • Renewable Energy
  • Cleantech
10 Key Players Worth Watching at COP16 featured image

10 Key Players Worth Watching at COP16

December 7, 2010

By Bruno Berthon

Every COP gives us a chance to recognize key figures in the climate change debate. The Cancun climate change negotiations are no different, but many of the key players have changed since Copenhagen, and there is a stronger representation from emerging markets.

  • Leadership
Why Cities Hold the Solutions to Fighting Climate Change featured image

Why Cities Hold the Solutions to Fighting Climate Change

December 6, 2010

By Bruno Berthon

Cities are the place where so much of the climate change solution lies, which is why mayors are making their voices heard at the Cancun climate summit. They are committed to finding sustainable solutions and keen to criticize national governments for not helping them to succeed by continuing, for example, to subsidize fossil fuels.

  • Emissions Reduction
Scenes from the 'Business' Day in Copenhagen featured image

Scenes from the 'Business' Day in Copenhagen

December 12, 2009

By Bruno Berthon

Although the overall scene in Denmark was somewhat subdued as everyone reflected on the first week of negotiations, a panel highlighting business solutions to climate change yielded a sense of a different kind of progress.

  • Energy & Climate
  • Renewable Energy
Making Copenhagen a Success featured image

Making Copenhagen a Success

December 10, 2009

By Bruno Berthon

The Copenhagen climate change conference is already a milestone for putting the issue on the map for nearly 200 world leaders, but it has the potential to become a historic moment if they can find enough common ground and secure these five elements needed to launch a low carbon future.

  • Commitments & Goals
  • Energy & Climate

Be A Stronger Leader

How to assess candidates’ decarbonization and climate resilience plans featured image

How to assess candidates’ decarbonization and climate resilience plans

ByRobert Lempert
Why self-care is essential for effective sustainability leadership featured image

Why self-care is essential for effective sustainability leadership

ByThomas L. Rosenberg
It’s time for companies to make the leap from action to advocacy featured image

It’s time for companies to make the leap from action to advocacy

ByBill Weihl
GreenBiz 20

Savings End Nov. 22

Featured Contributors

Vicki Walker avatar

Joel Makower

Chairman & Executive Editor
Heather Clancy avatar

Heather Clancy

Editorial Director
Holly Secon avatar

Holly Secon

Associate Editor
Taylor Flores avatar

Bob Langert

Former VP of Sustainability
Vicki Walker avatar

Mia Overall

Principal Consultant
cheri tse avatar

Shannon Houde

Managing Director and Impact Coach
Heather Clancy avatar

Will Sarni

Founder and CEO

Footer menu 1

  • About Us
  • GreenBiz Team
  • Editorial Team
  • Media Kit
  • Contact Us

Footer menu 2

  • Executive Network
  • Research Reports
  • White Papers
  • Webcasts

Footer menu 3

  • Newsletters
  • GreenBiz 350 Podcast
  • GreenBiz Careers
  • Jobs
Twitter
Facebook
Google+
LinkedIn
This site (RSS)

Secondary Footer menu

  • Privacy Policy
© 2019 GreenBiz Group Inc. GREENBIZ® and GREENBIZ.COM® are registered trademarks of GreenBiz Group Inc.