Mark Lefko's guest appearances

Mark Lefko

The Sustainable Living Podcast

Sustainable: The Podcast

The Ethical Business Podcast

The Gifters: Your Story is a Gift to the World

Paul Hargreaves

Craig Owens

Scott Huesing

Jen Ruiz

Yvonne Maffei

Ellie Perlman

Jonathan Keyser

Jason Treu

Stephen Dunn

Sean Adams

Diana Nyad

Ralph Lauren

John Ruhlin

Diana Graber

Keith Jones

OwlTail

Mark Lefko is an internationally respected expert who is a trusted advisor and has coached and advised company CEOs, Presidents and boards in the US, Australia and New Zealand on how they can create strong leadership and drive profitability while emphasising sustainability and honouring their personal principles. https://www.linkedin.com/in/marklefko/

Mark Lefko is an internationally respected expert who is a trusted advisor and has coached and advised company CEOs, Presidents and boards in the US, Australia and New Zealand on how they can create strong leadership and drive profitability while emphasising sustainability and honouring their personal principles. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/marklefko/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/marklefko/</a>

Ep. 665: Mark Lefko 

Episode 94 Mark Lefko, Author of Global Sustainability 21 Leading CEOs Show How To do Well By Doing Good   Please send feedback to sustainablelivingpodcast@gmail.com or join us on Facebook   We appreciate your support! You can do so on Patreon.   If you have listened for a while to our podcast, you know that we talk a lot about small steps towards a more sustainable life we all can implement. All these individual actions together have the potential to make a big difference. Mark Lefko has a different approach. His goal is to influence big companies to do better. That doesn't mean to make more money - at least not exclusively. Mark is deeply committed to teaching CEOs about the benefit of the Triple Bottom Line. Each action must be good for the people, good for the planet and bring profit. Many see big industry as the enemy. But how would the world look like if the large corporations become leaders in people care and earth care? Pretty good, I say. Here is Mark's answer to the question "What is global sustainability?"  Lefko: "For me, global sustainability means that everyone on our planet not only has the resources they need to survive but also to thrive over the long run. And if we want to do that,  we need to tackle  a  range of  issues that  include extreme  poverty,  inequality, and injustice.  That’s  why global  sustainability is  more than  just an environmental  issue:  it includes other critical aspects such as financial and social sustainability as well." Let's wish Mark lots of success in his mission. in his book, Global Sustainability, Mark interviews 21 CEOs of large companies. See the list below.   CEOs interviewed in the book: Richard Branson, Founder, Virgin Group Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever Ann Sherry, CEO, Carnival Australia Andrew Liveris, CEO, The Dow Chemical Company Cyrus Mistry, Chairman, Tata Group Guilherme Leal, Co-Chairman, Natura Walter Robb, Co-CEO, Whole Foods Market Jon Provisor, CIO, Guidance Production Mike Kaplan, President and CEO, Aspen Ski Company Mike Sangiacomo, CEO, Recology Phil Clothier, CEO, Barrett Values Centre Marc Benioff, CEO, Salesforce.com Dave MacLennan, CEO, Cargill Blake Mycoskie, Founder, TOMS Shoes Francois-Henri Pinault, Chairman and CEO, Kering Seth Goldman, CEO, Honest Tea Feike Sijbesma, CEO, DSM David Griswold, CEO, Sustainable Harvest Coffee Importers Frank Dulcich,Presidentand CEO, Pacific Seafood Company Ryan Devlin, Co-Founder, This Bar Saves Lives Tom Szaky, Founder and CEO, TerraCycle   Information about Mark from his press release: MARK  LEFKO  has  coached  and  mentored  more  than  100  CEOs  and  company  presidents, bringing  with  him  35  years  of  real-world  C-level  business  experience.  A  thought  leader  in  the fields of leadership and sustainability, Lefko serves on several advisory boards and is known for his high-energy, insightful speaking engagements. As the Founder and CEO of Lefko Group, one of  the  nation’s  leading  facilitation  firms,  he  has  led  countless  strategic  planning  retreats,corporate  think  tanks,  roundtables  and  peer  groups. “Global  Sustainability,”  Mark’s  second book, aims to inspire executives to rally around the concept of doing well while doing good.  He lives in Los Angeles, California. Learn more at http://marklefko.com and #DoWellDoingGood   How to connect with us: How to reach us: Website: Sustainable Living Podcast We appreciate your support! You can do so on Patreon. Here is how. Go to the Patreon Homepage. Create an account. You will need a name (can be an avatar), an email address, a password and a credit card. This should only take a few minutes. Then look for us and pledge away. Thank you! iTunes: Please Rate, Review and Subscribe Facebook Page Instagram Twitter YouTube Channel Google+ LinkedIn

Episode 94 Mark Lefko, Author of Global Sustainability 21 Leading CEOs Show How To do Well By Doing Good Please send feedback to <a href="mailto:sustainablelivingpodcast@gmail.com">sustainablelivingpodcast@gmail.com</a> or join us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1557990901138562/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> We appreciate your support! You can do so on <a href="https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2723500" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a>. If you have listened for a while to our podcast, you know that we talk a lot about small steps towards a more sustainable life we all can implement. All these individual actions together have the potential to make a big difference. Mark Lefko has a different approach. His goal is to influence big companies to do better. That doesn't mean to make more money - at least not exclusively. Mark is deeply committed to teaching CEOs about the benefit of the Triple Bottom Line. Each action must be good for the people, good for the planet and bring profit. Many see big industry as the enemy. But how would the world look like if the large corporations become leaders in people care and earth care? Pretty good, I say. Here is Mark's answer to the question "What is global sustainability?"  Lefko: "For me, global sustainability means that everyone on our planet not only has the resources they need to survive but also to thrive over the long run. And if we want to do that,  we need to tackle  a  range of  issues that  include extreme  poverty,  inequality, and injustice.  That’s  why global  sustainability is  more than  just an environmental  issue:  it includes other critical aspects such as financial and social sustainability as well." Let's wish Mark lots of success in his mission. in his book, Global Sustainability, Mark interviews 21 CEOs of large companies. See the list below.  CEOs interviewed in the book: Richard Branson, Founder, Virgin Group Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever Ann Sherry, CEO, Carnival Australia Andrew Liveris, CEO, The Dow Chemical Company Cyrus Mistry, Chairman, Tata Group Guilherme Leal, Co-Chairman, Natura Walter Robb, Co-CEO, Whole Foods Market Jon Provisor, CIO, Guidance Production Mike Kaplan, President and CEO, Aspen Ski Company Mike Sangiacomo, CEO, Recology Phil Clothier, CEO, Barrett Values Centre Marc Benioff, CEO, <a href="http://Salesforce.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Salesforce.com</a> Dave MacLennan, CEO, Cargill Blake Mycoskie, Founder, TOMS Shoes Francois-Henri Pinault, Chairman and CEO, Kering Seth Goldman, CEO, Honest Tea Feike Sijbesma, CEO, DSM David Griswold, CEO, Sustainable Harvest Coffee Importers Frank Dulcich,Presidentand CEO, Pacific Seafood Company Ryan Devlin, Co-Founder, This Bar Saves Lives Tom Szaky, Founder and CEO, TerraCycle Information about Mark from his press release: MARK  LEFKO  has  coached  and  mentored  more  than  100  CEOs  and  company  presidents, bringing  with  him  35  years  of  real-world  C-level  business  experience.  A  thought  leader  in  the fields of leadership and sustainability, Lefko serves on several advisory boards and is known for his high-energy, insightful speaking engagements. As the Founder and CEO of Lefko Group, one of  the  nation’s  leading  facilitation  firms,  he  has  led  countless  strategic  planning  retreats,corporate  think  tanks,  roundtables  and  peer  groups. “Global  Sustainability,”  Mark’s  second book, aims to inspire executives to rally around the concept of doing well while doing good.  He lives in Los Angeles, California. Learn more at <a href="http://marklefko.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://marklefko.com</a> and #DoWellDoingGood How to connect with us: How to reach us: Website: <a href="http://www.sustainablelivingpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sustainable Living Podcast</a> We appreciate your support! You can do so on <a href="https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2723500" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a>. Here is how. Go to the <a href="https://www.patreon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon Homepage</a>. Create an account. 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Revolutionary strategist Mark Lefko joins us a second time to dive deeper into the intricacies of how to make a sustainable and responsible business function at its finest. We revisit the triple bottom line theory. People. Planet. Profit. How do you create harmony while still making money? Lefko has a penchant for breaking down the commonplace notion that sustainability is a pipe dream. Armed with everything you need to know about creating a worthwhile business, he helps people realize that by helping the world, they ultimately help themselves. In this episode: + Ways to reinvent the wheel in declining industries + Why profit doesn’t need to trump the planet + Examples of how sustainable business is leading the way + New resources that can launch your brand to the top of the movement + Learn more about the people and companies inspiring Mark  + How we lose perspective in the digital age and why it matters

Revolutionary strategist Mark Lefko joins us a second time to dive deeper into the intricacies of how to make a sustainable and responsible business function at its finest. We revisit the triple bottom line theory. People. Planet. Profit. How do you create harmony while still making money? Lefko has a penchant for breaking down the commonplace notion that sustainability is a pipe dream. Armed with everything you need to know about creating a worthwhile business, he helps people realize that by helping the world, they ultimately help themselves. In this episode: + Ways to reinvent the wheel in declining industries + Why profit doesn’t need to trump the planet + Examples of how sustainable business is leading the way + New resources that can launch your brand to the top of the movement + Learn more about the people and companies inspiring Mark  + How we lose perspective in the digital age and why it matters

44: Global Sustainability - Pt 2 - Mark Lefko, founder and CEO of Lefko Group

Ever wondered why sustainability really matters? How it can actually touch and affect your life, or how you’ve successfully grasped after for profit, though blind to the deeper, more meaningful possibilities for your business? The practice of doing-well by-doing-good could be the right pick-me-up you didn’t know you were looking for. Mark Lefko joins Sustainable for the first of a two-part discussion on compelling leadership. Find out how his new book paves the way for people savvy for actionable, tangible change. From corporate think tanks to his own children, Mark shares all the things that motivate him to motivate you. In this episode: + Redefining sustainability as more than just going green + Why the “fake it until you make” mantra can apply to sustainability + What is “social license” and how it can drive communities to impressive heights + Mark’s number one inspiration (it may surprise you) + The essential principles to sustainability practices… + Forget benefit: how leadership can flourish with sustainability +The triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit (what you need to know)

Ever wondered why sustainability really matters? How it can actually touch and affect your life, or how you’ve successfully grasped after for profit, though blind to the deeper, more meaningful possibilities for your business? The practice of doing-well by-doing-good could be the right pick-me-up you didn’t know you were looking for. Mark Lefko joins Sustainable for the first of a two-part discussion on compelling leadership. Find out how his new book paves the way for people savvy for actionable, tangible change. From corporate think tanks to his own children, Mark shares all the things that motivate him to motivate you. In this episode: + Redefining sustainability as more than just going green + Why the “fake it until you make” mantra can apply to sustainability + What is “social license” and how it can drive communities to impressive heights + Mark’s number one inspiration (it may surprise you) + The essential principles to sustainability practices… + Forget benefit: how leadership can flourish with sustainability +The triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit (what you need to know)