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Corporate Sustainability 50 of 2011
August 24, 2011
22 Min Read
Introducing the Corporate Sustainability 50 by Waste Age Magazine, WasteExpo and Waste360. This new index displays the solid waste diversion rate (or the percentage of solid waste NOT sent to landfill) for the top companies in the country.*
We've gone a step further and, available via purchased download, made it possible to identify and connect with the top sustainability leaders in these companies. Additionally, we've included company-specific revenue numbers and an industry-by-industry analysis of top diversion rates.
Download a free sample of the premium version to see all included data.
*NOTE: The companies in this index are both the highest revenue generating companies that also made publicly available their 2010 solid waste diversion rate for the overall corporation. In other words, there may be companies with higher revenues than some listed here, but if they didn't make their total solid waste diversion rate publicly available, then they weren't able to be included.
Are you a company interested in finding out how to be considered for inclusion in future updates? Email [email protected].
Buy the Premium version for access to significantly more information allowing you to identify and connect with top Sustainability leaders:
Name of Company Sustainability Leader/Contact
Position Title
URL to LinkedIn Profile
Company rankings by industry
*NOTE: Data not available for some companies.
All files are delivered in Excel 2003 format
The 2011 Corporate Sustainability 50
Company
WalMart Stores | 64.0% | $421,849 | ||
Exxon Mobil | 43.0% | $354,674 | ||
ConocoPhillips | 9.0% | $184,966 | ||
General Motors | 90.0% | $135,592 | ||
Ford Motor | 22.0% | $128,594 | ||
Hewlett Packard | 87.0% | $126,033 | ||
CitiGroup | 31.0% | $111,055 | ||
International Business Machines | 76.0% | $99,870 | ||
Kroger | 30.0% | $82,189 | ||
Proctor & Gamble | 64.4% | $79,689 | ||
Pfizer | 19.0% | $67,809 | ||
Target | 58.0% | $67,390 | ||
MedCo Health Solutions | 59.0% | $65,968 | ||
Apple | 68.0% | 65,225 | ||
Boeing | 68.0% | 64,306 | ||
Dell | 96.1% | $61,494 | ||
Wellpoint | 56.0% | $58,801 | ||
Pepsico | 83.0% | $57,838 | ||
Dow Chemical | 78.0% | $53,674 | ||
BestBuy | 70.5% | $49,694 | ||
Kraft Foods | 90.0% | $49,542 | ||
Intel | 80.0% | $43,623 | ||
Caterpillar | 94.0% | $42,588 | ||
Cisco Systems | 72.0% | $40,040 | ||
Morgan Stanley | 49.7% | $39,320 |
Buy the Premium version for access to significantly more information allowing you to identify and connect with top sustainability leaders:
Name of Company Sustainability Leader/Contact
Position Title
URL to LinkedIn Profile
Company rankings by industry
*NOTE: Data not available for some companies.
All files are delivered in Excel 2003 format
Corporate Sustainability 50: 26-50
Introducing the Corporate Sustainability 50 by Waste Age Magazine, WasteExpo and Waste360. This new index displays the solid waste diversion rate (or the % of solid waste NOT sent to landfill) for the top companies in the country*.
We've gone a step further and, available via purchased download, made it possible to identify and connect with the top Sustainability Leaders in these companies. Additionally, we've included company-specific revenue numbers and an industry-by-industry analysis of top diversion rates.
Download a free sample of the Premium version to see all included data.
*NOTE: The companies in this index are both the highest revenue generating companies that also made publicly available their 2010 solid waste diversion rate for the overall corporation. In other words, there may be companies with higher revenues than some listed here, but if they didn't make their total solid waste diversion rate publicly available, then they weren't able to be included.
Are you a company interested in finding out how to be considered for inclusion in future updates? Email [email protected]
Buy the Premium version for access to significantly more information allowing you to identify and connect with top Sustainability leaders:
Name of Company Sustainability Leader/Contact
Position Title
URL to LinkedIn Profile
Company rankings by industry
*NOTE: Data not available for some companies.
All files are delivered in Excel 2003 format
The 2011 Corporate Sustainability 50
Company
Walt Disney | 44.0% | $38,063 | ||
Coca-Cola | 36.0% | $35,119 | ||
Northrop Grumman | 69.0% | $34,757 | ||
Hess | 51.0% | $34,613 | ||
Sprint Nextel | 10.0% | $32,563 | ||
General Dynamics | 72.3% | $32,466 | ||
Publix Super Markets | 46.0% | $25,328 | ||
Raytheon | 84.0% | $25,183 | ||
Macy's | 65.0% | $25,003 | ||
Staples | 50.0% | $24,545 | ||
Eli Lilly | 56.0% | $23,076 | ||
Alcoa | 73.2% | $21,013 | ||
Kimberly-Clark | 80.0% | $19,746 | ||
Goodyear | 100.00% | $18,832 | ||
Kohl's | 76.2% | $18,391 | ||
Whirlpool | 90.0% | $18,366 | ||
United ServicesAutomobiles Assoc. | 67.0% | $17,946 | ||
J.C. Penney | 75.0% | $17,759 | ||
Altria Group | 71.0% | $16,892 | ||
Medtronic | 49.0% | $15,817 | ||
Amgen | 58.5% | $15,053 | ||
General Mills | 80.0% | $14,796 | ||
TRW Automotive Holdings | 96.0% | $14,383 | ||
Texas Instruments | 95.0% | $13,966 | ||
Sara Lee | 94.0% | $12,919 |
Buy the Premium version for access to significantly more information allowing you to identify and connect with top Sustainability leaders:
Name of Company Sustainability Leader/Contact
Position Title
URL to LinkedIn Profile
Company rankings by industry
*NOTE: Data not available for some companies.
All files are delivered in Excel 2003 format
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