Is the IoD changing its spots?
The business lobby group has never previously shown much interest in sustainability, but the signs at its annual conference are that attitudes are changing
The Institute of Directors (IoD) went green at its annual conference at the Royal Albert Hall in London today, which for an organisation as traditionally stuffy and conservative as the venue it chooses...
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