In a recent Triple Pundit posting I profiled a study published in the Harvard Business Review identifying top CEOs based upon growth in stockholder valuation. Steve Jobs of Apple was ranked #1 based upon Apple achieving an astounding 3000% increase in stockholder value during his leadership.
This sparked the question, who are our Sustainable CEOs? The following were nominations submitted by Triple Pundit readers during the week of January 7-15, 2010 listed in order of their nominations. This list is impressive in its length and diversity of nominations. I posted with every name a link to their company’s webpage. Studying these leaders’ management practices and the “green” action items their companies are pursuing to grow profitability and revenues is an eye-opening window into the emerging sustainable global economy and why I now project $10 trillion of annual global sustainable revenues by 2017.
Doug Conan
Campbell’s Soup
Yvon Chouinard
Patagonia
Dan Hesse
Sprint
Mick Bremans
Ecover
Ray Anderson
Interface Carpet
BethAnn Lederer
Working Wonders
Lee Scott
WalMart
Jose Manuel Entrecanales
Acciona
Bill Bregman
Deltapaper Corporation
Jeff Hollender
Seventh Generation
Jeff Swartz
Timberland
Bill Ford
Ford Motor Company
Mark J. Woodward
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
George Siemon
Organic Valley Company
Ed Lonergan
Johnson Diversey
Eric Schmidt
Google
Jeff Lebesch and Kim Jordan
New Belgium Brewery
Brian Walker
Herman Miller
Fuji Cho
Katsuaki Watanabe
ToyotaToyota
Steve Fambro
Paul Weber
Aptera Motors
Forrest North
Mission Motors
Dan DiMicco
Nucor CorporationNucor Corporation
William R. Johnson
H.J. Heinz Company
Jan Blittersdorf
NRG SystemsNRG
Steve Ells
Chipotle
John Mackey
Whole Foods
Irene Rosenfeld
Kraft Foods
Ross Taylor
Tenix
Gail Kelly
Westpac Bank
Indra Nooyi
Pepsico
Pepsico
Anita Roddick
CSR-Reporting
Sybil Goldfiner
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Ofra Strauss
Strauss Group
Yehudit Bronicki
Ormat Industries
Maxine Fassberg
Intel Israel
Andy Ball
Webcor Builders
Shantanu Narayen
Adobe
Steve Roell
Johnson Controls