Can CSR Drive Employee and Consumer Loyalty?
Companies that have a stronger CSR focus are more likely to have employees who volunteer, new Mannheim Business School research finds.
Transforming Entrepreneurial Dreams Into Reality – Rikita Lakdawala
In recognition of International Women’s Day we’re profiling trailblazing female entrepreneurs like Rikita Lakdawala, the female MBA alum and entrepreneur at the forefront of a sustainable fashion revolution.
Purpose, Confidence and Authenticity – Julie Lietaer
In recognition of International Women's Day we're profiling trailblazing female entrepreneurs. Here we meet Julie Lietaer, CEO of European Spinning Group and founder/CEO Ariadne Innovation.
How Much Would it Cost to Solve the Climate Crisis?
The climate crisis is wrecking the world and current solutions do not seem to offer a way out. Research from ESSEC Business School shows the cost of solving the climate crisis – but is the price too high?
7 Business School Exec-Ed Courses That Reduce The Sustainability Skills Gap
With a significant shortage of individuals with sustainability expertise currently in industry, executive education is helping senior leaders to gain the vital skillsets needed for fighting climate change and creating positive change.
The Importance Of Business School Research With Positive Societal Impact – Lily Bi, President and CEO of AACSB
How are business schools shaping the leaders of tomorrow, and how does accreditation help support schools in their mission? Lily Bi, President and CEO of AACSB International provides an insight, and a view to the future.
5 Key Ways Business School Research Is Pushing The Sustainability Agenda: Research Round-Up
Can business school sustainability initiatives really make a difference in industry? We explore five key ways business schools can directly impact industry: research, executive education and projects.
Are Financial Incentives Needed To Fight Climate Change?
Would you pay more for a product that has a better environmental impact? Having a green innovation strategy can make companies more competitive, a new study from Durham University Business School found.