Having finally taken environmental issues on board now that they’ve figured out that there’s a huge amount of the proverbial value-added to be had, banks are busily touting their green credentials. Nowadays, chief executives talk about their carbon footprint almost as much as their efforts to streamline their businesses into non-siloed, seamlessly integrated enterprises.
Bank of America, however, is one up on the competition when it comes to the environment. When Bank of America Tower, its greener-than-green New York headquarters, opens in 2009, prospective employees on the grand tour will see that BoA’s innovative spirit reaches all the way into the washrooms.
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