As 2019 winds down, expect a steady stream of predictions for the business climate in the coming year and decade. There’ll be exciting trends in technology, concerning forecasts on climate change, and contradictory projections for the economy.
In the midst of all that — here are some ‘for sure’ positive trends you can take to the bank for social and environmental impact. Developments in 2019 set the stage for continued trends in 2020 and beyond. There’s a new level of awareness and support for sustainability in many sectors. According to Porter Novelli, a global consultancy using marketing and PR to make a positive social impact on the world, the Top 10 Trends of 2019 demonstrate ‘Purpose’ is the new normal for business.
Here’s what’s on the Porter Novelli list:
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