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Is Stakeholder Engagement the Key to Successful Community Standards? | | Blog. How Aligning Sustainability and Risk Can Overcome Organizational Blind Spots | | Blog. Can Corruption in Your Value Chain Lead to Complicity in Gross Human Rights Abuses? | | Blog. in Modern History from Balliol College, Oxford University. in Organizational Psychology from Columbia University, and a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Chicago, an M.A. She is also an Adjunct Professor at NYU Stern School of Business.Īlison holds an M.A. She is a board member of the ethics organization Center for Business Ethics and Corporate Governance and a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Transparency and Anti-Corruption. She speaks and writes regularly on risk and organizational culture. She has experience in strategic intelligence, market entry assistance, risk consulting, due diligence, internal investigations, enterprise risk management, and ethics and compliance. She focuses on approaches to sustainability through risk management, strategy, stakeholder engagement, transparency, ethics and governance, and organizational change.Īlison has also worked as a senior managing director at Control Risks, where she helped companies operate with integrity, particularly in high-risk environments, and for Transparency International, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and IHS Global Insight. Previously, Alison led BSR’s sustainability management practice and oversaw the supply chain practice and the Sustainable Futures Lab. Whether you’re planning your own surprise proposal, or you’ve just been proposed to and you’re looking for an engagement photographer… I’d love to chat! Inquire here.Alison is Executive Director at Ethical Systems, a research collaboration on ethical culture, housed in New York University (NYU) Stern School of Business. While they had talked about getting engaged in the future, Taylor had no idea it was coming and was completely surprised!!! It was such an awesome moment, and I’m so excited to have been able to capture it for them!Ĭongrats on your engagement Taylor & Tyler! I’m thrilled to have been a part of your surprise proposal! And I can’t wait to capture your beautiful wedding at Wood Acres Farm next summer! It’s a gorgeous location in any season and the snow made it look magical! The plan was to take some pics of the couple before Tyler got down on one knee and proposed. One of the reasons I bought my house was the location! My property is next door to a cute little farm with large red barns and my backyard borders the woods. 
We ended up switching the location to my own backyard. I LOVE snowy photoshoots, but we had gotten so much snow that I wasn’t sure the roads and paths around the farm would be plowed. Taylor & Tyler chose East Granby Farms in West Suffield, CT as their session location but a few days before their date, we got a massive snowstorm. Capturing the moment when a couple gets engaged… it’s a wedding photographers dream! Snowy Backdrop AWWW!!! I was SO excited to hear this news. Tyler reached out to me (without Taylor knowing) to tell me he was planning a surprise proposal during their session. Love that!!! Little did Taylor know that Tyler was planning something more behind the scenes.
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After a little back and forth, I realized Taylor and Tyler, her boyfriend of more than a year, weren’t yet engaged but they wanted to get some professional pics taken of them at this point in their lives. When Taylor first contacted me to do a couples portrait session, I just assumed she meant an engagement session.
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