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© 2017 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved. SUNPOWER and the SUNPOWER logo are registered trademarks of SunPower Corporation in the U.S. and other countries as well.
The TBL factors in a company’s financial health, or profits, but also makes ample room for measuring its impact on people and the planet.
The TBL was popularized by business author John Elkington, considered by some to be a world authority on corporate responsibility and
sustainable development.
Cultivate more engaged employees and customers as a direct result of their
sustainable approach to business.
*Source: The Millennial Marketplace And The Propagation Of The Triple Bottom Line, Forbes.com, July 28, 2017.
The triple bottom line defined
A bit of history
The TBL today
Measure how their business practices impact all people—from the farmers supplying the raw materials, to office and
assembly-line workers, to the CEO of the company, to customers, and even members of the community.
Reduce waste, adopt renewable energy, reduce carbon emissions and work with vendors who treat their workers and the environment fairly.
The future of the TBL
According to Forbes, approximately 70% of millennial consumers vow to spend more money on brands that support a cause they care about*. As a result, savvy businesses will likely adopt the TBL
framework or take similar steps towards more sustainable practices.
PROFITSPLANET
Identify risks and opportunities that
might not be apparent from a profit-only
perspective.
PEOPLE
The star of the balance sheet used to be the very last entry: the bottom line. Now, sustainable businesses use a more comprehensive framework known as the triple bottom line (TBL) to gauge their overall success.
The triple bottom line: a sustainable model for success
Assess the entire life cycle of their processes
and determine how each component of their
business affects the environment.
4.2%4.2%
TBL
John Elkington
Some of the top companies in the worldare applying the TBL approach to:
The triple bottom line (TBL) framework is gaining popularity as more companies implement sustainable business strategies. Focusing on people, planet and profits—instead of just profits alone—can lead to a number of potentially unexpected benefits that extend beyond corporate social responsibility. This infographic provides a TBL definition and explains how businesses are using it to measure their successes more holistically.
The Triple Bottom Line: A Sustainable Model for Success
greenconvergence.com/commercial Green Convergence | Commercial Division
© 2017 SunPower Corporation. All Rights Reserved. SUNPOWER and the SUNPOWER logo are registered trademarks of SunPower Corporation in the U.S. and other countries as well.
The TBL factors in a company’s financial health, or profits, but also makes ample room for measuring its impact on people and the planet.
The TBL was popularized by business author John Elkington, considered by some to be a world authority on corporate responsibility and
sustainable development.
Cultivate more engaged employees and customers as a direct result of their
sustainable approach to business.
*Source: The Millennial Marketplace And The Propagation Of The Triple Bottom Line, Forbes.com, July 28, 2017.
The triple bottom line defined
A bit of history
The TBL today
Measure how their business practices impact all people—from the farmers supplying the raw materials, to office and
assembly-line workers, to the CEO of the company, to customers, and even members of the community.
Reduce waste, adopt renewable energy, reduce carbon emissions and work with vendors who treat their workers and the environment fairly.
The future of the TBL
According to Forbes, approximately 70% of millennial consumers vow to spend more money on brands that support a cause they care about*. As a result, savvy businesses will likely adopt the TBL
framework or take similar steps towards more sustainable practices.
PROFITSPLANET
Identify risks and opportunities that
might not be apparent from a profit-only
perspective.
PEOPLE
The star of the balance sheet used to be the very last entry: the bottom line. Now, sustainable businesses use a more comprehensive framework known as the triple bottom line (TBL) to gauge their overall success.
The triple bottom line: a sustainable model for success
Assess the entire life cycle of their processes
and determine how each component of their
business affects the environment.
4.2%4.2%
TBL
John Elkington
Some of the top companies in the worldare applying the TBL approach to:
greenconvergence.com/commercial Green Convergence | Commercial Division