Week in ReviewTune in around 4:28 for commentary on this week's stories.Nature: the one partner every company should work with3 secrets for scoring an entry-level sustainability jobPod’s green earth: 14 sustainability podcasts you need to knowFeaturesProgress on quantifying corporate sustainability investments (18:18)It's been one year since New York University's Center for Sustainable Business (part of the Leonard N. Stern School of Business) introduced the Return on Sustainability Investment (ROSI) methodology. The center's director Tensie Whelan weighs in on which companies are using it, and how. Plus, thoughts on intriguing new research into consumer purchases of products marketed as sustainable. Hint: apparently buyers are buying the messaging.*All music in this episode by Lee Rosevere What's new at GreenBiz?News, events, webcasts — the list goes on. Keep your finger on the pulse of the latest in sustainability by keeping up with GreenBiz.Couldn't at GreenBiz 19? You can still register for the archive of the virtual event, where you can watch nearly 30 inspiring sessions exploring the most pressing challenges, emerging trends and promising opportunities in sustainable business.Do we have a newsletter for you! We produce five weekly newsletters: GreenBuzz by Executive Editor Joel Makower (Monday), Transport Weekly by Senior Writer and Analyst Katie Fehrenbacher(Tuesday), VERGE Weekly by Executive Director Shana Rappaport and Editorial Director Heather Clancy, Energy Weekly by Senior Energy Analyst Sarah Golden (Thursday) and Circular Weekly by Director and Senior Analyst Lauren Phipps  (Friday). You must subscribe to each newsletter in order to receive it. Please visit this page to choose the newsletters you want to receive.Check out our Center Stage podcast, which features the best of live interviews on sustainable business and clean technology, conducted on stage at GreenBiz and VERGE conferences.The GreenBiz Intelligence Panel is the survey body we poll regularly throughout the year on key trends and developments in sustainability. To become part of the panel, click here. Enrolling is free and should take two minutes.Stay connectedTo make sure you don't miss the newest episodes of GreenBiz 350, subscribe on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion for a future segment? E-mail us at [email protected].Let's block ads! (Why?)