Vol. XII, No. 4, June 2012
- Editor's Corner - International travels
- What a difference 21 years makes with household spending
- New free directory for agritourism businesses
- Sustainability A to Z: Still relevant for both consumers and industry
- Foundations Entertainment University - July 17-19 in Chicago
- The potential of the stay-at-home mother with young child market
- Attracting Generation X
- Theme park attendance is counterintuitive to macro LBE spending trends
Sustainability A to Z: Still relevant for both consumers and industry
Research by The Hartman Group finds that both consumers and industry continue to be deeply interested in many facets of sustainability and that sustainability concerns and behaviors did not take a back seat during the recession. Whether it's voting with their dollars through considered purchases, organics, local foods, or recycling, The Hartman Group’s research found that consumers haven't tossed green thinking out the window in favor of new recessionary spending habits. Similarly, they found that corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts appear relatively unchanged by the recession. The Hartman Group has shared the sustainability insights gleaned by its ethnographers working directly with consumers in a new interactive booklet called Gnomenclature on Sustainability that shows there are 26 ways, from A to Z, to view sustainability from the consumer perspective. Click on the above booklet cover to check it out.
Vol. XII, No. 4, June 2012
- Editor's Corner - International travels
- What a difference 21 years makes with household spending
- New free directory for agritourism businesses
- Sustainability A to Z: Still relevant for both consumers and industry
- Foundations Entertainment University - July 17-19 in Chicago
- The potential of the stay-at-home mother with young child market
- Attracting Generation X
- Theme park attendance is counterintuitive to macro LBE spending trends
