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Barbara DeLollis

(She/Her)
Boston, Seattle
As seen in: U.S. News and World Report, LinkedIn, USA Today, ABC News, Michigan News, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge, CIO Dive, Open Jaw, Coal Zoom
Covers:  travel, social media, restaurants, luxury travel, resorts, wifi, hotels
Doesn't Cover: airlines
Empowering positive societal change across sectors. Alum: Govt, Harvard Biz, USA Today, Marriott, American. Mom.

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Barbara DeLollis’s Biography

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Change maker, journalist and communications strategist who works across sectors to motivate audiences to improve conditions for people and planet. She is currently researching and explaining the role of business in addressing global societal issues at Harvard Business School. Her work has appeared in the Financial Times Banker, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Miami Herald, CIO Dive and U.S. News & World Report. Featured in The New York Times and NPR.

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Blog - Business in Global Society - Harvard Business School

Blog - Business in Global Society - Harvard Business School

Institute for the Study of Business in Global Society

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Banks can have an impact on decarbonisation, research shows

Banks can have an impact on decarbonisation, research shows

Harvard Business School research shows that coal firms that face strong divestment policies from their histor…

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Trash to treasure: How one CEO is disrupting a legacy industry to save the planet

Trash to treasure: How one CEO is disrupting a legacy industry to save the planet

CEOs should know that there is money to be made in embracing circularity, but it isn't certain or easy. It re…

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At Syensqo, every employee is considered a CSO

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By Barbara DeLollis, Cindy Perman
| hbs.edu
Editor’s note: Dr. Ilham Kadri is the CEO of Syensqo, a Brussels-based chemicals company that has made every employee a chief sustainability officer. Syensqo’s ambitious sustainability initiative, and shift in mindset, has not only been good for the planet, but for profits. As president of the European Chemical Industry Council, Kadri has been instrumental in getting a sustainability commitment from dozens of industry leaders in Europe.
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Bosch executive: Sustainability must be part of the model for the future

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By Barbara DeLollis, Cindy Perman
| hbs.edu
Editor’s note: There’s big business in sustainability. That’s the vision of Robert Bosch GmbH, a German company that makes a wide range of products, from home appliances and power tools to auto parts and vehicle technology. The company, with annual revenue of 90.5 billion Euros (more than $94 billion) has made mobility and home technology key priorities. Frank Meyer, who leads Bosch’s energy and building technology business, sat down with us to talk about sustainability as a business model.
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Sustainability at Scale: How Schneider Electric is Driving the Energy Transition

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By Barbara DeLollis
| hbs.edu
Editor’s note: Sustainability isn’t just part of Schneider Electric’s business—it is their business, and it’s one that is helping create cleaner, more efficient and smarter energy systems. Gwenaelle Avice Huet, executive vice president of Europe operations, sat down with former BiGS head of communications Barbara DeLollis to discuss how the company is advancing the energy transition. The interview has been edited for length, clarity and style.
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