Corporate sustainability is important to all companies, regardless of size or culture. Determining which solutions are best suited for your organization requires industry savvy and helpful navigation.

MBJ Strategies serves organizations as a trusted partner and challenger to better understand and apply sustainability practices.

MBJ Strategies offers a unique blend of services to serve your organization's unique blend of opportunities:

•  Outsourced or Interim Sustainability Lead

•  ESG Priority Issues/Materiality Assessment

•  Sustainability Strategies & Action Plans

•  Sustainability/ESG Disclosure & Reporting

•  Executive Education

•  Employee Activation

•  Stakeholder Engagement

•  Strong Communication, Facilitation & Project Management Skills

•  Extensive Network of Subject Matter Experts (Climate Change, Waste, Water, ESG Reporting, Governance)

Mary Beth Jordan is an innovative industry leader who's career has been dedicated to helping organizations integrate sustainability solutions to add value.

ABOUT MARY BETH JORDAN

Mary Beth Jordan is the founder and Principal at MBJ Strategies, a boutique sustainability consulting practice based near Atlanta, Georgia. Mary Beth Jordan has over 25 years of corporate sustainability experience, and has proven to be a trusted leader and guide for companies at various stages of the sustainability journey. She provides sustainability strategy, management and communications consulting to corporate and non-profit clients. She also has served as both an outsourced and interim Sustainability Lead for companies.

Prior to launching her consulting practice in 2016, she was a consultant with Homrich Partners for four years where she led client engagements across the apparel, auto and communications sectors. Her work included creating frameworks for strategy development and project design and implementation, and assessing sustainability risks and opportunities across the value chain.

Prior to joining Homrich Partners, Mary Beth was Mirant’s Manager of Corporate Citizenship where she played a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s environmental strategies, policies and programs. She also led the production of Mirant's annual Global Corporate Citizenship report and managed the company’s corporate community outreach activities.

Mary Beth began her career in Washington, D.C., where she covered environmental policy issues for the textile industry’s trade association. Later she served as the program director for the Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI), a global nonprofit leader in creating sustainability solutions for business.

Mary Beth holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Minor in Environment and Human Values from Trinity College in Hartford, CT. She serves on the Trinity College Board of Fellows and chaired the Board of Trustees of The Nature Conservancy in Georgia.