I was in San Jose last week for for the O’Reilly ETech conference. I had an opportunity to meet SAP’s newly appointed Chief Sustainability Officer, Peter Graf and we discussed SAP’s announced aim of reducing its carbon emissions by 51% by 2020.
Some great stuff in the video – I especially loved the bit where Peter talked about the enthusiasm of SAP employees for getting on board with this program. They asked for Sustainability Champions for the company hoping to get 100 by the end of March. They had 200 by the end of the 2nd day!!! Everyone wants to be doing the right thing.
This is part II of a three-part video series I shot with Peter. I published the first part, where Peter discusses the role of Chief Sustainability Officer for SAP earlier this week and the third part will be published next week.
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“We wanted 100 Sustainability Champions by the end of March. We had 200 by the end of the 2nd day!” Peter Graf, SAP CSO http://bit.ly/cLDa1
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what do SAP’s carbon targets mean? http://tinyurl.com/d4×3×6
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SAP wanted 100 employees to volunteer as Sustainability Champions by the end of March. It had 200 by the 2nd day. http://tinyurl.com/d4×3×6
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http://tinyurl.com/d4×3×6 (via @monkchips) the state of modern sustainability, SAP employees oversubscribe to be sustainability dudes!!
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@jennegeorge Going great, it’s picking up pace! Did you see the podcast series on greenmonk @TomRaftery already? http://bit.ly/OoUcp
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