Examples from the Tomorrow's Global Company report of companies putting their values to the test.

In many cases, major issues can be addressed through international agreements. These subsequently need to be translated into national regulation that is then rigorously and uniformly enforced. Effective self-regulation, in its many forms, is often the first step.

Examples of companies looking ahead.

In spite of the success of the market in lifting millions of people in emerging countries out of poverty, we believe that the current frameworks in which it operates are leading to unsustainable outcomes. There is little point in having a vested interest in a global system that cannot endure. This would be a vested interest in failure. However, we believe that the market remains the most powerful proven means of stimulating innovation and achieving solutions that meet immediate consumer needs, although these solutions are not necessarily in line with long-term sustainability.

Examples from the Tomorrow's Global Company report of companies redefining success and winning support from their stakeholders.