Author name: Milon Gupta

Milon Gupta is an international strategy consultant for sustainable business development from the Heidelberg area in Germany.

Net Zero Strategies - STMG
Climate Protection, Environment, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

Net Zero – How Companies Can Slow Down Global Warming With Net-Zero Emissions

Humanity is lagging behind its goals to limit global warming. Net Zero offers the opportunity to still achieve these goals. Companies play a central role in this. In June 2024, UN Secretary-General António Guterres reminded the global community in urgent words to drastically reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. Only if all countries take a net-zero path can […]

Greenhouse Gas Balance - STMG
Climate Protection, Environment, SMEs, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

The Greenhouse Gas Balance – Basis for Corporate Climate Protection

A valid greenhouse gas balance is the basis of any effective climate protection strategy. All companies are requested to limit global warming by reducing their greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). Investments in climate protection are not only worthwhile for the environment and society, but also for companies. According to a study by the Potsdam Institute for

Green IT - STMG
Digitalization, Entrepreneurship, Investment, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability, Technology

Green IT – Sustainable Technology for the Future of Your Company

Digital technologies can contribute significantly to making the German economy more ecologically sustainable. According to a study by the German IT industry association Bitkom, accelerated digitization across sectors can lead to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions. The expected reduction is higher than the estimated CO2 emissions of the digital technologies themselves, thus Bitkom expects

Sustainable Marketing - STMG
Corporate Culture, Marketing, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

Sustainable Marketing – Competitive Advantages and Best Practices

The marketing managers of most companies are convinced of the benefits of sustainable marketing. At least, that is the impression given by the results of a 2022 survey: According to the survey, around 90% of respondents from several EU countries believe that it is worthwhile to invest in sustainability. And 5% of German companies plan

Employee Engagement - STMG
Business Performance, Corporate Culture, Environment, Human Resources, Leadership, Strategic Management, Sustainability

Corporate Sustainability – Involving Employees More

Two thirds of German managers believe that sustainability makes economic sense, according to a Capgemini study. At the same time, according to a study by Ipsos and Bertelsmann Stiftung, only slightly less than half of employees (49%) feel that sustainability is important in their companies. This suggests two things: firstly, that the high importance of

Sustainable Corporate Management - STMG
Business Performance, Corporate Culture, Environment, Human Resources, Risk Management, Strategic Foresight, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

Fit for the Future through Sustainable Corporate Management

Ever more companies are committed to sustainability and are pursuing ambitious sustainability goals. Many even have a sustainability strategy. There is, however, often a clear gap between ambitious goals and their implementation. That is, because in addition to a good sustainability strategy, sustainable corporate management is also required to successfully implement the strategy. That sounds

5 Schritte zur Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie - STMG
SMEs, Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

5 Steps to an Effective Sustainability Strategy – How to Achieve Profitable Sustainability in Owner-led Companies

For the vast majority of the German Mittelstand (owner-led companies including mostly SMEs, but also large firms), sustainability is very important. According to a Commerzbank study from 2021, more than 70 percent of owner-led companies surveyed believe that sustainable action and production are necessary to ensure the future viability of their company. Almost 70 percent

Sustainable business development - STMG
Environment, Strategy, Sustainability

5 Reasons Why SMEs Should Now Push Their Sustainable Business Development

For medium-sized companies, the sustainability of their business activities has always played a major role. The long-term existence of the company is more important to them than high quarterly profits. Accordingly, CEOs of SMEs generally have a positive attitude towards sustainability. However, their ideas on the content and significance of sustainability for their own company

Strategic Sustainability - STMG
Strategic Management, Strategy, Sustainability

Strategic Sustainability – The Billion-Euro Blind Spot of Medium-Sized Companies

Medium-sized companies in Germany are currently missing out on business opportunities worth billions. The reason: most companies are pursuing sustainability in too limited a way and without a holistic strategy. Untapped sustainability potential According to a PwC study from 2023, 60% of the SMEs surveyed have recognized that they need to drive the transformation towards

Company Values - Strategic Thinking
Business Ethics, Corporate Culture, Decision-making, Human Resources, Leadership, Strategic Management, Strategy

The Importance of Lived Company Values in Difficult Times

Values are highly popular among companies around the world. Almost every large enterprise has published a set of corporate values on their website and in glossy brochures. There is a good reason for this, because values can fulfil several important functions: they guide corporate decisions, shape company culture, influence employee behaviour and attract talent. Popular

Global economy - Impact of the war in Ukraine
European Union, Resilience, Risk Management, Strategic Foresight, Strategic Management, Strategy

The 3 major strategic challenges of the war in Ukraine for EU companies

The Russian war against Ukraine has added another global crisis. It hits the world at a time, when it is still struggling with the effects of the corona pandemic and bracing itself for the growing climate crisis. The Ukrainian people pay the highest price for the Russian aggression in terms of lost lives, injured and

Scroll to Top