Our aim is to provide a global platform enabling corporate sustainability professionals to share expertise, explore the issues and forge new connections.
"The areas of service listed in this notice are deliberately broad to allow the force to explore the skills, expertise and solutions a partnership could bring".
We argue that those firms that operate in competitive and dynamic market environments promoting conservative risk-taking behavior will value such uncertainty reduction more highly and thus rely to a greater extent on their recipient firms for guidance on where to explore for new expertise.
One is for both programmes to explore how UNICEF‟s expertise in child protection can be dovetailed with UNICEF‟s respected relationship with the Ministry of Education to influence changes in the education sector that would support child protection in Bangladesh.
"Our record throughout 50 years' experience of operating in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions demonstrates that we have the technical expertise to explore for and produce oil and gas safely and responsibly," said a Shell spokesman.
To respond to these demands, we have established partnerships with the financial and telecoms sectors to combine our different types of expertise to explore models connecting savings groups with formal financial services.
The government has starved Pemex so severely that company officials and the Calderón administration now say the oil giant has neither the money nor the expertise to explore risky, deep-water oil fields and must enter partnerships with foreign firms, something the Constitution prohibits.
He says the problem is often that particular mission agencies lack the expertise to explore the health consequences of their actions.
However, in most cases, academics do not possess the appropriate expertise to explore possible application areas for the invention and industrial partners also cannot determine the potential benefits of research results, thus hindering technology transfer between academia and industry.
But, Banholzer believes, the ability to venture beyond one's expertise, to explore new ideas and information, and to integrate unfamiliar material and approaches are marks of a scientist with the potential to succeed in industry.
