Sustainable World Strategies (SWS) sees a better future. A future with clean air and water, good health and well-being for all organisms, and economic growth through responsible innovation. But in order for our future to happen, systems must change. For example, the financial system must divest from industries like fossil fuels and disposable goods and focus on promoting long-term macroeconomic success and positive social impact. Who has the ability to drive this revolutionary change? Well, who drove the industrial revolution and the digital revolution? Business. Business has the capacity to invest, innovate, and impact the world unlike any other institution. With proper incentive, businesses can solve problems with exceptional speed. Unfortunately, the incentive for sustainability is too distant for many companies to grasp. Humans are wired to think short-term, so asking everyone to act now to avoid catastrophic conditions in a few decades is a difficult sell. However, at SWS we look at things differently. We don't consider sustainability a burdensome change but a reunion with the original purpose of Business: to create value for its stakeholders. In other words, to maximize profit for its stakeholders while maintaining Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). CSR refers to every company's commitment to benefitting society as a whole - people and planet - through products and services, philanthropy, and community engagement. Surprisingly, most companies don't fully understand CSR or disregard it completely. At SWS we help realign businesses with their purpose by incorporating sustainability principles into their operations, services and culture. View our website for more information.