1912 Pike was the address of the first Starbucks coffee shop in Seattle, and now it’s the name the company uses for the title of its magazine site, majoring on human, community stories.
Allianz has some 35 million microinsurance customers around the globe. Imagine the stories behind all those customers - their struggles, successes and failures.
Allianz has a two-fold interest in demonstrating its commitment to sustainability. Not only is it one of the world’s largest insurance companies, but it is also a highly influential investor, with billions committed to global infrastructure and energy development projects.
The Alstom Foundation was established in 2007 to support and fund projects proposed by Alstom’s 93,000 employees across 100 countries.
As organizations find new ways to present content and develop dialog around sustainability it’s easy to overlook the simple, old-fashioned blog.
It is estimated that by 2050, cities will be home to 70% of the world’s population. WIth growing populations, diminishing resources and the impact of climate change, city governments are having to do things differently and more smartly.
You want to stay healthy and safe, right? You want the same for your family, and your employees. And you don’t want your property to be stolen or damaged. Of course, and your insurer wants the same - or it will have to pay out. That's the impetus behind Axa's Born to Protect project.
As the title suggests, Cigna’s blog site, Together, is about partnership - specifically the user’s partnership with the US health services organization, and in some instances with others too.
It’s fair to say the public image of the banking sector is not exactly positive these days.
As one of the major companies leading the way in the development of a “magazine mentality” approach to sustainabiity communication, Coca-Cola operates a series of blogzines for different parts of the business, under the title Coke Unbottled.
