Podcast appearances and mentions of chris coulter

Author, mental health advocate, and father, Chris Coulter talks with Bryce Hamilton LSCSW about how to help protect our children... The post Encouraging Resilience in Children appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Chris Coulter is the author of "WAKE UP YOU COULD LOSE YOUR TEEN TO SUICIDE: A Father's Guide to Dealing with Teenage Depression & Anxiety."

Chris Coulter is the embodiment of what it means to truly overcome any obstacle with vigor. Despite his tremendous and prestigous success in such a difficult industry, Chris has completely kept his own personality. Making him one of the nicest and most honest people you could ever come across.

As we have seen in the recent COP28 conference, and our episode with Valentina Lira, the nature of business for both leaders and stakeholders is vastly different to what it used to be at the start of the millennium. The rising importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance issues  for businesses brings opportunities and risks and we are thrilled to be joined by Chris Coulter, CEO of GlobeScan.  Chris works with businesses leaders, NGOs and governmental organisations to help them better understand and respond to shifting stakeholder expectations, build trust with key constituencies and exert greater influence in shaping a more sustainable and equitable future.  Chris has two decades of experience providing evidence-based counsel to leadership organisations in the areas of reputation, purpose and sustainability.  Chris is co-author of two books, All In: The Future of Business Leadership (2018) and The Sustainable Business Handbook (2022), and has a podcast, All In: The Sustainable Business Podcast.  

Alex Pierson speaks with Chris Coulter, senior advisor with the ‘How Are You Feeling' program and author of his recently published book, ‘Wake Up, You Could Lose Your Teen to Suicide'. Chris lost his 14-year-old daughter Maddie to suicide in 2015. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As a pro snowboarder Chris locked down amazing video parts with  Kingpin Productions, F.O.D.T and Absinthe Films.  His early parts showcased him ripping urban terrain and large jumps but once Absinthe helped get him to new terrain in places like Haines his eye's were opened to a whole new type of riding and once he rode these huge mountains there was no turning back.  His love for the back country eclipsed his pro career as he got on a split board producing a blog series all the time honing in his safety skill's and snow science knowledge.  He took this knowledge and made good use of it becoming a back country guide for help op's as well as snowmobile ops.  He now shreds year round between sledding in Colorado and Heli time in USA and South America.  Chris sit's down and tell's us not only about his pro career but also all about his current job as a Guide and what it take's to become a guide as well as gives us a glimpse into his life and the life of guides as well as share some very personal stories of loss which can come hand in hand with the job unfortunately.  Thanks to his hard work and dedication as well as other like him we can all have the opportunity to shred some next level terrain knowing our life is in the best hand's possible!! We are also blessed to get a drop in from one of our favorite human's Shane Charlebois as he joins in on the conversation!Sit down relax and enjoy what I think is the best interview yet to go down in The Boarding House Pod Cast Studio!E-Stone -  @StoniesBuds  Chris Coulter - @ccoultershredsShane Charlebois - @shanecharlebois Be sure to Subscribe to our channel and hit that like button!Thanks to all of our Patreon members for the support as well as being a part of the Stonie's Buds Family!!!  For more information on Patreon check it out here. https://www.patreon.com/StoniesBudsNew Stonie's Buds Merch at www.stoniesbuds.comSpecial Thanks--Moonchild- https://moonchildsnowboards.comGnomie Mugz - https://gnomiemugz.comStonie Budz Print Shop - https://307o96449135872.3dcartstores.comThanks so much for the support and we will see you next week!Support the show

Sponsored by Woodstock Neighbors Magazine and Business RadioX ® Main Street Warriors Chris Coulter is a Cherokee County resident of 25 years. He attended University of Georgia and graduated in 1994. Chris is married to Shanna and they have 5 kids together; Emma, 28, Julianna, 24, Melanie, 23, Jackson, 22 and Andrew, 19. Chris enjoys cooking for […] The post Chris Coulter with Local Color Studio appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Chris Coulter is the CEO of GlobeScan, an international insights and advisory consultancy working at the intersection of brand purpose, sustainability, and trust. Chris works with leaders in business; multilateral organizations and NGOs to help them better understand and respond to shifting stakeholder expectations, build trust with key constituencies and exert greater influence in shaping the future. -- If you haven't yet had the chance, make sure to register for our 2024 Real Leaders Impact Awards. Our Impact Award winners gain access to a values aligned community, credibility through Real Leaders, and access to our network of Impact capital sources. Apply now to claim your discounted application: ⁠https://eunbi5zgbx7.typeform.com/to/XNdfGsS2#app_first_name=xxxxx&company_name=xxxxx&work_email=xxxxx&campaign_name=xxxxx&channel=LN&owner=Z⁠ Also, check out Outsource Access for all of your Virtual Staffing Needs. At an affordable rate you can outsource the work you need to get done at an extremely affordable rate. You can find more info about them here using this link. https://outsourceaccess.com/

Business purpose made simple. Listen in to this podcast and hear Social Impact Pioneer William Buist explain the basics of business purpose and why we might be over complicating it. During this conversation William dives into business purpose and how solving big problems is at the heart of all businesses. Before he shares his practical ways to support teammates in their personal development. To optimise team performance – creating a road map for effective leadership. William Buist spent many years working his way up and through business. He has managed teams of hundreds and wrestled with the challenges of getting a desperate group of people in seemingly boring jobs to pull in the same direction and be passionate about their work. After a spot of trial and error – William discovered the power of purpose – finding out first hand that drilling into the basics of the problem your business is trying to solve for, can help bring everyone together, remotivate and energise. On his way, William saw a journey his colleagues were going on, a journey he has codified so that we can all learn from his wisdom. Listen in to hear how William explain how explorers can turn to novices, practitioners, experts and then masters. And how building teams of masters creates opportunities and resilience. This may sound lofty but be prepared for very practical insights into how to do create high performing teams and be a better leader. Join William on his journey and take advantage of his kind offer to help you too. If you would like to take advantage of a free and personalised business purpose audit – do take a look at the link below. Links: Intentional Mastery: Step Beyond Your Expertise and Build Better Business: https://www.williambuist.com/product/intentional-mastery-step-beyond-your-expertise-and-build-better-business-by-william-buist/ Your free and personal business audit: https://audit.williambuist.com And if you liked this conversation, do take a listen to: What's it Really Going to Take to Reach Gender Equality? https://businessfightspoverty.org/whats-it-really-going-to-take-to-reach-gender-equality/ A Sustainable Business Guide with David Grayson, Chris Coulter and Mark Lee - https://businessfightspoverty.org/david-grayson-chris-coulter-and-mark-lee-the-sustainable-business-handbook/

The Splitboard Project is Brought to you by:   Spark R&D  http://sparkrandd.com   Cardiff Snowcraft  http://cardiffsnow.com   Tailgate Alaska  http://tailgatealaska.com     We kick off this episode of The Splitboard Project with co-host and Spark R&D founder Will Ritter live from the ski track. We talk with Silverton guide and former pro rider Chris Coulter about guiding on a splitboard. Will shares his Split Resolutions - Splitboard resolutions for the new year and finally we talk with Natural Selection guide Jason Champion about  winter camping in the Eastern Sierras. ( http://www.sierranevadasplitboarding.com )     Music by: The Shoot Dangs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyfg9nFSHL82SWVWN3YUe2w   Produced by: Mark Sullivan   Business Development:  Mark Sullivan Mark@thesnowboardproject.com   To get free The Splitboard Project and Spark R&D stickers send a self addressed stamped envelope to: Spark R&D c/o Free stickers! PO Box 3284 Bozeman, MT USA 59772 Spark R & D Avalanche Resources https://www.sparkrandd.com/connect/avalanche-education-and-resources/

Chris Coulter co-led a successful business that went bankrupt after 18 years, he tragically lost his 14-year-old daughter to mental health, and he is the Executive Director of "How Are You Feeling?" and Owner of the Finish Line Group.  Chris' life mission is to scale "How Are You Feeling?" to get it into as many schools as possible. He knows the importance of kids being able to understand their mental health, and his organization uses TV shows and movies that kids will relate to for educational purposes.  Sumerlee Office Solutions reached $35 million in revenue before the financial crisis of 2008/2009, which was the catalyst that forced him and his partner to declare bankruptcy. From $2 million in revenue to $35 million, to winding down its operations.   Closer to the end of the episode, I asked Chris an important question and he kindly answered. How do we approach someone who has just lost a close friend, daughter, son, father, mother or sibling to mental health?  Chris Coulter on LinkedInHowAreYouFeeling.org

Readers' Choice Award 2022 Show notes by Heather Meares   Welcome to our 3rd Annual Virtual Readers' Choice Award Gala! Join us as we read and discuss each of the four finalist articles from 2022.   Special thanks to Steve Pierce for being our reader and for all his editing expertise throughout the year, and to Viola Bentson, for hosting our Zoom event. In addition, as the editors, Reg and I would like to thank the entire Newsline and podcast committee by name: Beth Greenberg, Chris Coulter, Zack Hurtz, Marilee Richards, Linda Wilder, Viola Bentson, Lucash Uniack, and an honorable mention to Denise Colley, who will always be an honorary member of our committee, no matter where she lives. Each and every one of our committee members contributes their own part to the herculean effort that is the Newsline. We are honored to have such a hard-working and creative team, and appreciate you all.   This year's nominees are as follows:   From the winter issue, “Too Hot to Handle” - by Frank Cuta   From the spring issue, “I Choose Joy” - by Hayley Agers   From the summer issue, “Who Gives a Hoot?” - by Heather Meares   From the fall issue, “Train Music” - by Chris Coulter   It has been another great year of writing, scribing, creating, and podcasting, and we are so pleased to be your editors. Here's cheers to another great year ahead!   Heather Meares and Reginald George Find out more at https://wcb-newsline-unleashed.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-af0929 for 40% off for 4 months, and support WCB Newsline Unleashed.

Building social impact movements is hard. Bringing people together, across society and sectors to engage with and take action on an issue is a golden ticket to creating long term lasting impact. How do you do it? Meet Social Impact Pioneer Devi Thomas. During our conversation Devi shares her wisdom and experience in successfully developing and delivering social movements and campaigns. Rarely does someone so generously gift their secret sauce as Devi does during this conversation. She takes us step by step through creating a movement. This podcast a masterclass in movement building, and also a deep dive into Devi's work building, accelerating and advocating for the non-profit sector. Devi says: “Not-for-profits are a misnomer - I consider myself to be an active part of the problem-solving sector.” Named one of 2022's Top Women in Communications, Devi Thomas is a social impact visionary. With 20+ years of experience overseeing communications and global campaigns, she is a particular expert in communicating around social and environmental impact –creating movements - encouraging people to really take action. Buckle up, we will be hearing from a real master in social impact communications. Devi is the Global Head of Industry Solutions at Microsoft Philanthropies, Tech for Social Impact. Championing innovative non-profits and connecting technological support and solutions for them. She has previously worked with Salesforce and the UN, beginning her career as a journalist. Links: Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative: https://eji.org/bryan-stevenson/ UN Foundation, Shot at Life: campaign https://shotatlife.org Devi Thomas, Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devi-thomas/ If you liked this podcast, try: How to communicate social impact with Eric Ressler: https://businessfightspoverty.org/eric-ressler-social-impact-communications/ and A Sustainable Business Guide with David Grayson, Chris Coulter and Mark Lee: https://businessfightspoverty.org/david-grayson-chris-coulter-and-mark-lee-the-sustainable-business-handbook/

What is climate justice and why should business put people at the heart of their climate action? Tara Shine, Co-CEO at Change By Degrees, Chris Coulter, CEO at GlobeScan, and Javier Aliaga, the Director of Fairtrade's Center of Excellence in Climate and Environment joined together live during COP27 on Twitter Space and this is what they shared. If you want to know simply what Climate Justice is and why your business should start caring and promoting climate action, you've come to the right place. But don't miss a moment, cause the #ClockisTicking. Tara, Chris, and Javier are leading experts in climate justice and business action across three continents. Together they share practical insights, articulate the business case for climate justice and tell first hand stories of the impacts of climate action by business. Tara: “If you look at developing states, or the least developed countries in the world, the amount of carbon pollution they produce is still to this day miniscule. So it's not their fault, this problem. And so that's the great unfairness that lies the injustice that lies in climate change. And that's why we have to find a just and fair solution.” Who needs to step up? Chris says: “We did a study in July across 31 markets in the world, 30,000 interviews, trying to track the evolution and perceptions and responses to the two big massive challenges the climate change crisis and the inequality crisis.” What's remarkable now, is that this is the highest level of concern people are registering around climate change in 20 years of tracking. And the growth of that concern has been consistent across all parts of the world and has grown steadily in the last 8 years through the pandemic, which would have traditionally been one of those things that knocked off the agenda, and now through the cost of living crisis and the war in Ukraine. So we're breaking new ground on levels of engagement and concern around climate change worldwide and one of the reasons for that is the immediacy of impact. Almost 4 in 10 people across the world say that they have been greatly affected by climate change.” Shedding light on business engagement with climate justice, Javier says: “The first step is investing to protect the most vulnerable ones, and creating resilience. And next probably is creating capacities and skills, transferring knowledge to these vulnerable people. And maybe last but not least, to promote a clear and transparent accountability. I think this is the framework for great use to promote in order to move forward.” We thank Pearson for being our learning partner and helping us to bring this to you.

During UNGA and Climate Week, AB InBev hosted a discussion on the shifting role of business in a VUCA world, VUCA being volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. This special edition of Talking on Tap features Chris Coulter, CEO of Globescan, as he sits down with our very own John Blood, Chief Legal and Corporate Affairs Officer, Rob Skinner, Deputy Director and Chief of Partnerships and Global Engagement at the United Nations, and Christa Gyori, CEO of Leaders on Purpose, to discuss the expectations and how companies can participate in the United Nations Sustainable Development goals.

Chris Coulter, Co-Executive Director of 'HowAreYouFeeling.Org,' spoke with Alex, to talk about his 14-year-old daughter, Maddie, who died by suicide. Chris has been trying to coach parents with similar struggles with their kids. In many cases, these parents are barely holding it together. He knows because he was one of those parents. Now, Chris is talking to Toronto school kids, hoping to bring his program into public schools.. Here's Chris on how his program differs from the mental health education offered by schools.

Chris Coulter and Mark Lee discuss the groundbreaking announcement by Patagonia founder Yvon Choinard, to transfer ownership of the company to a trust and nonprofit organization created to protect the firm's purpose and values while fighting the climate crisis and defending nature. They also discuss Bill Gate's pessimistic mid-point outlook on progress on the SDGs and look ahead to Climate Week in New York City. Their conversation is followed by an interview with Amita Chaudhury, Group Head of Sustainability & ESG at AIA, about the insurance giant's purpose journey.

In this episode of the Sustainable Minds podcast, Gary Baker and Roxanne "Rocket" White are joined by Chris Coulter to discuss why organizations should take a proactive approach to global issues to build a more sustainable and equitable future. Chris works with leaders in business, multilateral organizations, and NGOs to help them better respond to shifting stakeholder expectations, build trust with key constituencies, and exert greater influence in shaping the future. Globalization ties together all countries, organizations, and people. To thrive in this globalized world, we must address sustainability issues, like environmental problems, inequality crisis, and human rights. Chris Coulter adds another one he thinks most organizations missed. That is geopolitics and a challenge to authoritarianism. Chris believes we should take a proactive approach and understand governance and the relationship between it and the progress we can make on social and environmental performance. And it all begins with understanding your brand purpose in alignment with sustainability.

Chris Coulter is CEO of GlobeScan, an insights and advisory consultancy helping companies, NGOs, and governmental organizations know their world and create strategies that lead to a sustainable and equitable future. He is a co-author of All In: The Future of Business Leadership, and The Sustainable Business Handbook. He is Chair of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, a member of B Lab's Multinational Standards Advisory Council and serves on Walgreen's Corporate Responsibility Advisory Board. Chris also co-hosts All In: The Sustainable Business Podcast."While we need action, I think at the same time, the world and the agenda are moving so quickly. We're learning more all the time. We really can't skip the dialogue part, and we need to create more space and more opportunity to think through - What are we trying to do? What have we learned? How do we move smarter and more quickly? So it's not just about doing more action constantly. It's taking stock consistently because the agenda keeps evolving at a more rapid pace than it has historically, which means we need to find more places for proper dialogue that are springboards for this action, but we shouldn't discount the fact that we've got to sometimes just stop and chat and listen and learn and that makes us better and stronger." https://globescan.comhttps://allinbook.net

Chris Coulter is CEO of GlobeScan, an insights and advisory consultancy helping companies, NGOs, and governmental organizations know their world and create strategies that lead to a sustainable and equitable future. He is a co-author of All In: The Future of Business Leadership, and The Sustainable Business Handbook. He is Chair of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, a member of B Lab's Multinational Standards Advisory Council and serves on Walgreen's Corporate Responsibility Advisory Board. Chris also co-hosts All In: The Sustainable Business Podcast."My intention was to become a doctor because my parents were quite civic-minded and old hippies who wanted to, you know, change the world in the sixties. And so those values were instilled. I thought medicine would be a great place. I ended up shifting to international development and wanting to focus on that part of what was transpiring in the world.I ended up working for the Canadian government in CIDA, which is the former USAID equivalent in Ottawa. And then I saw a poster to volunteer in Ukraine, and my mother's side of the family is Ukrainian, so I thought that what a great thing to do. So I ended up being the guy who could speak English and write proposals for NATO, ironically, in 1996, for this really interesting organic organization called Democratic Initiatives Foundation, which continues to exist by this fantastic founder Ilko Kucheriv, who's passed away, sadly. He was a democratic reformer. Ukraine became independent in '91. He wanted to bring tools from the West that were important to develop civil society, which included public opinion polling."https://globescan.comhttps://allinbook.net

Chris Coulter is CEO of GlobeScan, an insights and advisory consultancy helping companies, NGOs, and governmental organizations know their world and create strategies that lead to a sustainable and equitable future. He is a co-author of All In: The Future of Business Leadership, and The Sustainable Business Handbook. He is Chair of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, a member of B Lab's Multinational Standards Advisory Council and serves on Walgreen's Corporate Responsibility Advisory Board. Chris also co-hosts All In: The Sustainable Business Podcast."Now we're seeing people experiencing impacts, and there's been a growth, now 36% of the global population said they have been personally greatly impacted by climate change, up five points from a year ago. So it's growing, and the distribution of those impacts is unequal as well, and they tend to be mostly in developing countries where the impacts are felt the greatest. So we do have this interesting thing where in the Netherlands, the impacts are felt the lowest, yet concerns are highest and support for climate things are happening. And in other parts of the world, like Argentina or Mexico, we have very high levels of personal impact, and the concern levels sometimes are middling. So we're in a very strange time of unequal distribution, both of impact and also potential solutions at hand, but that will also, I think, lead to more interesting conversations going forward."https://globescan.comhttps://allinbook.net

This week, your favorite history teacher -Mr. Parker Ainsworth- is joined by basketball aficionado Chris “Coulter Boy” Coulter. Together, they hand out “Honor Roll” to guys who performed at an elite level in the NBA's Las Vegas Summer League.Players covered: Blake Wesley, Malaki Branham, Chet Holmgren, Josh Giddy, Tre Mann, Ochai Agbaji, KennethLofton Jr., Moses Moody, MarJon Beauchamp, Jaden Hardy, Jericho Sims, Quentin Grimes, Scottie Pippen Jr., Cole Swider, Tari Eason Grab your own “F” In Sports MERCH (and help out various charities along the way!): https://www.bonfire.com/store/f-in-sports/

It's been a WILD NBA Off Season… so much so that your favorite history teacher -Mr. Parker Ainsworth- needs some help in handing out grades on various trades and free agency signings. Joining Parker are Antonio Perez of the Sideline Summit podcast, Chris Coulter of the Coulter Boy Show, and NBA Writer Brad Patten. Together, they go through some of the biggest trades and moves.Covered: Boston Celtics, Atlanta Hawks, Minnesota Timberwolves, Portland Trailblazers, Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers, and Orlando Magic Grab your own “F” In Sports MERCH (and help out various charities along the way!): https://www.bonfire.com/store/f-in-sports/

A Roadmap for Communicating ESG and Avoiding Greenwashing Claims Environmental, Social, and Governance Topics discussed: The Sustainable Business Handbook (TSBH) Co-authored with two colleagues: Mark Lee and Chris Coulter TSBH is a step by step guide — 13 chapters of key elements to sustainability as a business TSBH how-to manual — Previous book "All In" was tracking the evolution of biz over 20 years Embedding sustainability in the core of the business — one chapter dedicated to communications The power of storytelling — it can only come after identifying a strategy — Board oversight — and leadership buy-in Transparency and accountability are fundamental  Critical to a company's success is working through environmental, social, and economic impacts: positive and negative  Embedding sustainability is critical for people and the planet  Greenwashing and Purposewashing  How companies, funds, and investors can avoid greenwashing claims ESG claims must have substance How to build a sustainable business culture  Materiality exercise as a tool to improve ESG For reporting ESG, should include carbon and water TCFD and TNFD  Collaborations of standards and sustainability reporting and international accounting standard Boards Trends between ESG and investment  Top talent will be attracted to companies that align with a responsible way of doing business and shared values What role does the CMO play in the success of a sustainable business? Unilever is an example of embedding sustainability; even before Paul Polman  Unilever's “brands with purpose” Suzano, an example of a responsible company  Board oversight The Tata Group   About David Grayson David Grayson is Emeritus Professor of Corporate Responsibility at the Cranfield School of Management. He is also chair of the Institute of Business Ethics and of the international disability charity Leonard Cheshire. He has advised businesses and Corporate Responsibility coalitions around the world.

Three of the globe's heavy weights in sustainable business and social impact pioneers join together to share how sustainable business can be done. David Grayson CBE is Emeritus Professor of Corporate Responsibility at Cranfield School of Management and Chair of the Institute of Business Ethics, in the UK. Mark Lee is the Director of the SustainAbility Institute by ERM, based in Berkeley, California. And Chris Coulter is the CEO of GlobeScan, from Toronto, Canada. Each has devoted and dedicated their lives to creating positive social and environmental impact, particularly with business. Listen in to hear three fascinating stories of careers that have woven together to deliver impact. David, Mark and Chris provide us with frank updates on where business social and environmental impacts have gotten to. And together they share their insight into how we can all help businesses to take impact. David, Mark and Chris have recently launched ‘The Sustainable Business Handbook' – they join us to provide insights from the research that went into it. Providing strong business arguments as to why to take action and then unpick how you too can take action from within your organisation. They stress that this practical, step-by-step guidance isn't just for businesses leading the sustainability journey, but are vital for organisations at every level. So whatever stage your business sis at – this podcast is for you. If the reviews of their Handbook are anything to go be ready for an important conversation: Siddharth Sharma, Group Chief Sustainability Officer – Tata Sons, India says "The Sustainable Business Handbook is required reading for executives who are looking to better understand and respond to one of the most important issues facing business today, sustainability (or ESG)." Whilst Mark Cutifani, most recent Chief Executive of Anglo American states the book provides practical measures for companies of all sizes and from all geographies. And Alan Jope, CEO of Unilever plc calls the book a “comprehensive, step-by-step guide has the answers, skilfully navigating business through the big questions of our time." Links: The Sustainable Business Handbook; A Guide to Becoming More Innovative, Resilient and Successful: https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Sustainable_Business_Handbook/qeFZEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 David Grayson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-grayson-039a67/ Chris Coulter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriscoulter1/ Mark Lee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markpeterlee/ All In; The Future of Sustainable Leadership: https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/All_In/ov1cDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 The All In podcast on Sustainable Business – https://www.sustainability.com/thinking/all-in-podcast/

This episode explores how sustainable practices have evolved over time and the currentstates of affairs with Chris Coulter, CEO at GlobeScan, and Michael Kuhndt, ExecutiveDirector at CSCP.

Today I am joined by Chris Coulter to discuss full time market gardening, the importance of small family farms and his new book, “The Complete Guide to Survival Gardening”. After growing up on the family farm in Kentucky, Chris obtained … Continue reading →

I met Chris more than 10 years ago in Bariloche, Argentina, my hometown. Couldn't be more stoked since somebody that rode Alaska, jumped over halfpipes and attacked every feature with determination and heavy feet was lurking into the terrain we have down here in Patagonia. A couple hellos, chit chat and some valley to valley cheering when I saw him rip some cool lines, but nothing more until today. And what a treat it was, definitely assuring my idea that Chris is a great person and somebody committed to snowboarding 100%. We talk not only about his stand out parts through his snowboard carreer, but most about the decisions, commitments and doubts around a life standing sideways. The time he felt he had to leave snowboarding in search of a “real job” together with a pro career that didn't come easy. Also talking about the end of his pro career in front of the cameras and into the realm of splitboarding, snowboarding coaching and being a guide. Please join us into a chat that had a bit of everything, some emotion, some stoke and of course, some spanish.

Chris Coulter is the CEO at GlobeScan, an international insights and advisory consultancy that works at the intersection of brand purpose, sustainability, and trust. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, GlobeScan's purpose is to co-create a sustainable and equitable future. It partners with leading businesses, NGOs, and governmental organizations to deliver insights that guide decision-making, and to build strategies that contribute to a sustainable and equitable world. More than three decades into its mission, GlobeScan now has a global network of experts, as well as offices around the world, including in Cape Town, Hong Kong, London, Mumbai, Paris, San Francisco, and São Paulo. GlobeScan is a participant of the UN Global Compact, and it is also a Certified B Corp. Based at GlobeScan's headquarters in Toronto, Chris has over 15 years of experience in providing evidence-based counsel to leadership organizations at the nexus of reputation, brand, and sustainability. He is a specialist in international relations, and has lived and worked in North America, Europe, and Asia. Besides his role as CEO at GlobeScan, Chris is the Director of the GlobeScan Foundation, a Board Member at CBSR (Canadian Business for Social Responsibility), a Council Member at SustainAbility (a think tank), and a Board Member at Good World Solutions. Along with David Grayson and Mark Lee, he is also the co-author of The Sustainable Business Handbook: A guide to becoming more innovative, resilient and successful, published in February 2022. In this interview, Chris talks about how GlobeScan is working with partners around the world to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable global economy, and what trends he's seeing among big multinationals when it comes to setting and reaching ESG targets. He also shares his insights into why it's so important for global-minded companies to take a long-term view of growth, and why markets outside their comfort zone may in fact hold the biggest future opportunities. Last but not least, he shares some of the top takeaways from his new book. Tune in!   Links: GlobeScan website GlobeScan on LinkedIn GlobeScan on Twitter “The Sustainable Business Handbook” on the Kogan Page website Authors' “All In” website All In – The Sustainable Business Podcast Chris on LinkedIn Chris on Twitter   This episode was sponsored by The Globalization and Localization Association (GALA).

"We knew that a handbook had to be incredibly practical... we tried to help people to really work through the stages that you need to think about." There could hardly be a more important topic for businesses to engage with today than sustainability, and yet most businesses are still at the very early stages of formulating their sustainability strategy. So when David Grayson, Chris Coulter and Mark Lee were invited to write The Sustainable Business Handbook, they knew it had to be a practical tool that any business leader could use to get their own sustainability initiatives off the ground.  In this conversation we talk about what that meant in practice for structure and style, and how three authors in three different time zones can collaborate without tears... 

Holidays are for friends and family so we have solicited the help of  Hannah and Katie: hosts of One Kiss Means Forever podcast for this episode. We're recapping Double Holiday, which means we have twice the fun! This movie stars Carly Pope as Rebecca Hoffman and Kristoffer Polaha as Chris Coulter. Rebecca and Chris are vying for the same VP position and are rivals, until they must work together to plan the perfect company Christmas party. Great news for Chris who loves Christmas, bad news for Rebecca who's Jewish and has little experience with the holiday.  In this episode we realize that Hannah is the Jewish MacGyver and gives us all the Hanukkah secrets like using birthday candles in the menorah and the unsung holiday hero- jelly donuts. While Katie regales us with all things Christmas, including the potential names for her Christmas tree: either Spruce Willis or Brendan Fraser Fir.  We also explain how the dewy glow of our heroine might be the oil heavy Hanukkah food and heavily push Passionflix subscriptions even though they are not a sponsor. So pull out your menorahs and Christmas trees and join double the hosts for this Double Holiday.

Chris has substantive international experience having lived in North America, Europe, and Asia and works with GlobeScan clients in all regions of the world. He is a member of Walgreens' Corporate Responsibility Advisory Board, The Test of Corporate Purpose Advisory Board, and the Multinational Subcommittee of B Lab's Standards Advisory Council. He is also the Chair of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, and is the author of the new book, All In: The Future of Business Leadership. 

In this third edition of the #AllInPodcast, Chris Coulter from GlobeScan, David Grayson from the Cranfield School of Management, and Mark Lee of the SustainAbility Institute by ERM talk about geopolitics and the sustainability agenda, the launch of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), and the shifting consumer marketplace. Val Smith, Chief Sustainability Officer at Citi, is their special guest in this episode.

In this second edition of their new #AllInPodcast, Chris Coulter from GlobeScan, David Grayson from Cranfield School of Management and Mark Lee of the SustainAbility Institute by ERM, talk about the triple whammy inflicted by activists on Big Oil recently; the launch of The Valuable500 business coalition on disability Phase 2 and wider issues on Diversity, Inclusion & Equality +++Their guest in this edition is Pia Heidenmark Cook - the Chief Sustainability Officer at IKEA.

The road to Glasgow, the power of stakeholders, corporate advocacy and interview with Kathleen McLaughlin, Executive Vice President & Chief Sustainability Office, Walmart.==The All In Podcast on Sustainable Business features three leading thinkers in the field of sustainability – Chris Coulter, David Grayson, and Mark Lee. Building on the themes of their 2018 book All In: The Future of Business Leadership, the podcast explores the evolving sustainability agenda through thoughtful interviews with leading thinkers and innovators. Tune in to stay up-to-date on the latest developments driving sustainability and to get under the hood to see what makes sustainability leaders succeed.

The All In Podcast on Sustainable Business features three leading thinkers in the field of sustainability – Chris Coulter, David Grayson, and Mark Lee. Building on the themes of their 2018 book All In: The Future of Business Leadership, the podcast explores the evolving sustainability agenda through thoughtful interviews with leading thinkers and innovators. Tune in to stay up-to-date on the latest developments driving sustainability and to get under the hood to see what makes sustainability leaders succeed.

Molecular testing in Tuberculosis (TB) is broad and complex.  Dr Andrew Burke and Dr Chris Coulter discuss the utility/ advantages of Ultra GeneExpert, different types of line probe assays and WGS/ NGS in the future. Dr Chris Coulter uses his expertise to explain these diagnostic tools for physicians, nurses, policy makers and public health professionals.Dr Chris Coulter is a Microbiologist, the Chair of TB Expert Advisory Group for Tuberculosis in QLD, and the Director of the Queensland Mycobacterium Reference Laboratory.

In this episode, we dissect the early career of Louis Armstrong in part 2 of a 5 part series with saxophonist, historian, lecturer, and music educator, Chris Coulter. A link to the songs we discussed in this segment: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2pmLXVxdjtr3KCQLXlLqHW?si=3hhWPeExRPi7Me7RHDh-mg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicspeaks-podcast/support

In this first deep dive in a five part series, we dissect the early career of Louis Armstrong with saxophonist, historian, lecturer, and music educator, Chris Coulter. To hear his picks of Armstrong's career, listen hear: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2pmLXVxdjtr3KCQLXlLqHW?si=IgKZ_qLZRh6Wdn5jqvlT6Q --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicspeaks-podcast/support

Chris Coulter the CEO of GlobeScan joins the podcast to discuss why ambitious and authentic leadership is the key to the sustainability agenda and vital to improving stakeholder engagement across – customers, investors, regulators, non-governmental organizations, communities, suppliers and employees. Chris unpacks a global research study GlobeScan conducted with Oxford University on risks, opportunities and priorities in corporate affairs around sustainability, ESG and corporate purpose.

I had the pleasure to sit down and talk to Chris Coulter, who discussed his discovery of jazz at a young age and his band. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicspeaks-podcast/support

This week we introduce a new series - for mud season - FOREWORD - where we approach respected people from the sport and ask them to talk about their favorite episode. In books, a foreword covers a general overview, their opinion about the book and why someone should consider reading it. This is the audio version - and our first guest - Mike Arzt - picked Chris Coulter (Episode #55) as his favorite. At first I thought it was because of the personal connection to Coulter - I found out it goes deeper than that. Who do you want to hear on FOREWORD? Leave us a message on our tip line: (208) 471-8007   Also, we have a survey that has been up for a few days - already wed are gaining valuable insights to help us hone our game. If you haven't done so yet - please take the 5 minutes to fill out our survey! Here is the link: https://www.surveylegend.com/s/2a3d   We are doing this bonus series without sponsors. If you get something out of these episodes please consider going to our Patreon and donating to The Snowboard Project http://patreon.com/thesnowboardproject BONUS EPISODE FOREWORD vol. 1 • Mike Arzt introduces Chris Coulter Produced by Mark Sullivan  

'What is the business case for being unsustainable?' Professor David Grayson has been involved in social enterprise before it was even a thing, and over the last few decades he has acted as the conscience of business on a range of issues from accessibility and diversity to corporate social responsibility and sustainability. In All In, he and his co-authors Chris Coulter and Mark Lee examine the practices of those companies leading the way in sustainability and challenge business leaders in every sector and at every scale to commit themselves to going 'all in' to ensure a long-term future. In this conversation we discuss how three authors in three different time zones can create a shared vision and manage the work of researching and writing such a significant book in what turned out to be a surprisingly short time...

British singer-songwriter and producer Chantitown released her debut EP Cause And The Cure  independently. The EP was co-produced and co-composed with Jim Hustwit (Universal Music, National Theatre, Almeida Theatre) who also holds credit as People's Music Award Film and Music Composer. Following the introductory single and title-track from the upcoming EP, Chantitown’s latest, “Mother Of Sun” was mixed and mastered by reputable engineer Chris Coulter, who has worked with well-respected artists such as Dan Austin (Ocean Size, Pixies), Scott Harding (Wu Tang Clan, New Kingdom), Pip Williams (Status Quo), Rupert Christie (U2 / Green Day) and more. The single also includes notable percussionist Paul Clarvis who has worked with musical greats such as Mick Jagger, Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder and Sir Paul McCartney, to name but a few. https://itsezbreezy.com

When Chris Coulter was 14-years-old, he saw a snowboard video that inspired him to shape his life around snowboarding. His ultimate dream was to develop the skills he needed to tackle the massive lines that Alaska has to offer.  That takes a lot of baby steps - including a stint as a professional athlete, living in Utah and three years without sponsors before transforming his career into being a brand ambassador and guide around the world.

Did you know that 85% of a company's value today is made up of intangible assets? Learning more about the importance of cultivating and nourishing the many relationships that contribute to an organization's success, we chat with CEO of Globescan, Chris Coulter, in this episode of The School For Humanity. GlobeScan is an insights and strategy firm that helps companies, NGOs and governmental organizations build the trust they need to create enduring value for themselves and for society. Chris explains how creating new opportunities tomorrow requires building more trust with your stakeholder network and how Globescan is helping forward-thinking leaders to understand how to preserve and grow this value. Stay tuned to learn how this company is shaping the direction of some of the most influential organizations in the world! - - - - - For more information about GlobeScan, visit: https://globescan.com

Did you know that 85% of a company's value today is made up of intangible assets? Learning more about the importance of cultivating and nourishing the many relationships that contribute to an organization's success, we chat with CEO of Globescan, Chris Coulter, in this episode of The School For Humanity. GlobeScan is an insights and strategy firm that helps companies, NGOs and governmental organizations build the trust they need to create enduring value for themselves and for society. Chris explains how creating new opportunities tomorrow requires building more trust with your stakeholder network and how Globescan is helping forward-thinking leaders to understand how to preserve and grow this value. Stay tuned to learn how this company is shaping the direction of some of the most influential organizations in the world! - - - - - For more information about GlobeScan, visit: https://globescan.com

Katie Hyson, Director of Thought Leadership at Business Fights Poverty, talks with Emeritus Professor David Grayson, CBE, about his book, “All In: Why Sustainability is the Future of Business". David shares his perspectives on business purpose, values and collaboration. David’s experience delivering and advising on purposeful business includes being the founding CEO of the Prince's Youth Business Trust, he has served as managing-director of Business in the Community, is former chairman of one of the UK's larger social enterprises and largest eldercare providers, Housing & Care 21. David is currently chairman of the national charity Carers UK championing the role of 6.5million Britons caring for a loved one. David received an OBE for services to industry in 1994 and a CBE for services to disability in 1999. During the interview David shares his thoughts on why business plays such a vital role in delivering societal impact, what has changed and why these are real business opportunities, quoting the late and great Peter Drucker, who in 1973 stated: “Every single social and global issue of our day, is a business opportunity in disguise.” David also explains how the 20 years of research generated from the Globescan Sustainability Leaders survey and numerous leader interviews has shaped the new book he has co-authored with Chris Coulter and Mark Lee: The Future of Business Leadership. David, during this interview summarises the key findings from the book, including his practical advice to business CEOs; explaining authentic business purpose, forward looking innovation, openness to partnering and willingness to stand up and be counted through advocacy are vital elements for the long term success of big business.

Words of Justice Episode 1 with Host Justice Fournier and guests Chris Coulter and Paul Synnott discussing the recent minimum wage hike. 

Words of Justice Episode 2 with guests Mohammed Chams and Chris Coulter

Hur skapar man förändring för utsatta människor i områden som präglas av politisk instabilitet och osäkerhet? Situationen i länder som Afghanistan, Syrien och Somalia gör att många ifrågasätter omvärldens förmåga till konfliktlösning. I detta avsnitt av OmVärlden Podd diskuterar vi hur man arbetar konfliktförebyggande och hur man varför det är så svårt att skapa långsiktigt fredlig utveckling. Deltar gör Mats Utas, forskare och konfliktexpert vid Uppsala Universitet, Robert Egnell, professor vid Försvarshögskolan, och Chris Coulter, sakkunnig i fred- och säkerhetsfrågor vid Utrikesdepartementet. Podden innehåller även intervjuer med Jan Eliasson, vice generalsekreterare i FN, och Emilia Pires, före detta finansminister i Östtimor och speciellt sändebud för G7+. YlvaBergman leder samtalet och Björn Widmark är producent.