Futureye provides specialist services to help organisations become more proactive and successful in the new stakeholder era. We provide research, communication, strategic planning and stakeholder engagement to align our clients’ performance with emerging expectations.

The Futureye Members’ Circle brings together a community of sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practitioners through regular forums and online materials.
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4 - 7 pm Tuesday 19th August "Challenging Public Policy Approach"

Phil Burgess has led an extraordinary public policy campaign in the past three years for Telstra of the kind that no company has led since WMC in the 1990s.

At Futureye members' August forum he will talk about the philosophy and expectations behind the campaign's strategy, planning, execution and key performance indicators. Take this opportunity to engage "Dr Phil" about his approach and participate in public policy debate.

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For more information contact amyt@futureye.com. Numbers are strictly limited.

Xstrata Coal
Embedding Human Rights

Futureye is working with Xstrata Coal to support the implementation of its human rights policies and to establish clear management guidance for both corporate and site levels on how best to negotiate human rights risk and opportunities.

Background
Xstrata Coal is a business division of the fifth largest diversified mining company, Swiss-based Xstrata plc (Xplc). It is the world's largest producer of export thermal coal and a significant producer of coking coal, with interests in Australia, South Africa, and Columbia, and potential development projects in Nova Scotia and Mongolia.
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Futureye has developed an interactive tool to help you assess your needs and identify how we can help you on your organisation’s sustainability journey.
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August 2007

Beyond the Green Bag - Futureye Thinkpeice, writes Futureye consultant Stephen McGrail
Is green consumption about to take-off and evolve beyond tokenism, or will the promised green revolution fizzle into a fad?
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Activists tip a bucket on big companies, writes Futureye consultant, Anna Degotardi
The Age, August 16, 2007
High profile activist, Erin Brockovich, took community grassroots activism to a new level last week when she flew into Western Australia to investigate the possibility of a class action against Alcoa for alleged Wagerup refinery pollution.
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Companies choosing to take the sustainability path will reap the rewards, writes Futureye consultant, Anna Degotardi
The Age, August 13, 2007
If the doyen of investors, Terry Campbell of Goldman Sachs JB Were, believes that sustainability can add 25 per cent to a company’s value, the question is why aren’t more Australian companies doing it? In many cases, the answer is as simple as the solution is complex. They don’t know how.
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Not Going it Alone in the 21st Century, writes Futureye consultant, Stephen McGrail
The Age, July 22, 2007
"Humanity's challenges are beyond the reach of the individual..."
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By helping organisations to plan, think, learn and communicate differently, Futureye enables its clients to proactively address the challenges of sustainable development.

Our clients develop a broader understanding of their stakeholders and insight into their perspectives and priorities, so they may embed this knowledge in strategic frameworks and planning processes. By taking the ‘stakeholder journey’, our clients win trust and stakeholder assistance in tackling their sustainability challenges.

If you have a specific issue to tackle, visit ‘Our services’ to see how our Out-sight, In-sight and Fore-sight services can open your eyes to new a range of new approaches, tools and solutions – or contact us now.