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Posted: Wednesday, February 07, 2007, 11:43AM
Published in: Edition 8 (January 2007)

Scenario: As a CPO, I am coming under increasing pressure from the board to show we are embracing green procurement and carbon neutrality.

As a CPO with a global remit, you are under pressure to embrace green procurement and carbon neutrality. How can you persuade your colleagues that this is good business?

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