In cycling, there’s a section of the pedal stroke from 12 o’clock to 6 o’clock known as the power phase. It’s the period when a cyclist produces the highest amount of muscular power in order to propel the bike forward.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating realms of sound, spirituality and music with the latest episode of AudiTalks. Oisin Lunny dives deep with Akshai Sarin, exploring his paths through music, disruptive marketing, spirituality, entrepreneurship and his pioneering work with brands.

For more than a dozen years, Kashif Kincaid ran his company as a mom-and-pop operation and bought supplies with his personal credit cards. He dreamed about growing the business, hiring more employees and expanding his offerings, but ran into a series of roadblocks.

Inogen Alliance proudly announces the launch of a global podcast, Rethinking EHS: Global Goals, Local Delivery.

Covia’s unwavering commitment to corporate responsibility, demonstrated through 19 consecutive years of reporting, is truly inspiring and I am proud to add my name to this legacy.

Ten years ago, Cisco Networking Academy launched the Women Rock-IT initiative in the APJC region to help address the gender imbalance in the tech industry.

You can rest assured that when you choose U.S.-grown soy products, you’re supporting a system that prioritizes food security, environmental health, and sustainable development.

While sustainability is now mainstream at many companies, corporate sustainability teams still largely operate separately from core business functions. Because of this, sustainability teams often face challenges persuading other decision makers to support their efforts.

Last week, Coach celebrated “Dream Day,” the signature conference of the Coach Foundation’s Dream It Real initiative, brought to life in partnership with Coachtopia, the house’s sub-brand focused on circular craft and collaborative creativity.

For more than 17 years, Georgia-Pacific has partnered with The Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence (WRCDV). The Women’s Resource Center, based in DeKalb County, Georgia and serving metro Atlanta, seeks to create a society in which domestic violence no longer exists.