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The way the wind blows: communicating sustainability in 2025
Vanig Krikorian 10/2/25 Vanig Krikorian 10/2/25

The way the wind blows: communicating sustainability in 2025

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Who’s afraid of the big bad greenwash?
Vanig Krikorian 20/11/24 Vanig Krikorian 20/11/24

Who’s afraid of the big bad greenwash?

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Sustainable marketing - what it can and can’t do
Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24 Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24

Sustainable marketing - what it can and can’t do

Sustainable marketing is a concept that is becoming popular but rarely defined. This article explores what it is as well as how it can be used and where it falls short in the marketing world.

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Sustainability: do consumers actually care?
Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24 Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24

Sustainability: do consumers actually care?

What is the intention-action gap and why does it matter to marketers and communicators? Read on to see the evidence behind how consumers respond to sustainable claims.

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Marketing and sustainability – a match made in...
Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24 Vanig Krikorian 25/9/24

Marketing and sustainability – a match made in...

An article exploring the intersection of sustainability and marketing, differences and commonalities, and what it means for communications , from the perspective of someone working in both worlds.

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Defining sustainability communications
Vanig Krikorian 24/9/24 Vanig Krikorian 24/9/24

Defining sustainability communications

Let's explore the basics: what is sustainability communication, how it is done and why it matters.

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Fair & Forward is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians of the land on which we work, extend this respect to other Indigenous Australians and encourage our clients and partners to equally acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands they are working on, their elders past and present and their immense contribution to Australia’s society and culture.