The shift to renewable energy is the way the wind is blowing and business leaders must respond to these shifts, says Ruggero Gramatica from the University of Oxford’s Institute for New Economic Thinking
Organisations can effectively ‘game’ their CO2e results by using the dataset that gives them the most suitable results, according to research from King’s Business School. Ellen Buchan reports
Iéseg School of Management’s Maria Castillo outlines why the school is training its faculty in sustainability and how it offers students spaces to engage further in the subject. Interview by Tim Banerjee Dhoul
Sustainability can propel a business forward in many ways – if it’s done right. Jasper Steinhausen looks at where leaders are going wrong and outlines five approaches that can form the basis of a much-needed new mindset
Southeast Asia needs up to $200 billion to curb the economic impact of climate change through nature restoration projects, according to an Imperial College Business School report. Tim Banerjee Dhoul reports
In the hybrid working era, accurate data can shine a light on unnecessary emissions and free up resources for investment in net zero initiatives, says Matrix Booking CEO Karl Breeze
To break the time loop of collective self-delusion on ESG compliance, leaders must be courageous, reform company behaviour and usher in a new era of sustainable performance, say Anthesis Group’s Stuart McLachlan and Dean Sanders
Consumer expectations have changed, but doing good when you do business isn’t just about keeping clients, it’s also about pursuing things you care about, says CodeCrew co-founder Alexander Melone
A student project led by Gisma Business School has been examining the merits of diversifying commuter options in Berlin and Potsdam. Tim Banerjee Dhoul reports
“There will be no more business if we do not take care of others and the planet,” warns professor José Maillet, as he tells Tim Banerjee Dhoul about Gaïa, Audencia’s new school of ecological and social transition, and the course it offers on its Grande École programme
Rather than seeing a trade-off between doing good and making money, today’s leaders need to aim to achieve each through the other – and schools must prepare them to do this, writes Matt Gitsham
At the Business Graduates Association, we’re passionate about supporting business schools in developing future leaders. The BGA accreditation is focused on positively impacting students, communities
Transforming business communities for the better can be achieved through changing society’s mindset on the impact of sustainability. Tim Banerjee Dhoul presents highlights from BGA’s Capacity Building Workshop on implementing sustainability practices in Africa and the Middle East
Business school leaders from WU Vienna, ESADE, ISEG Lisbon and IIM Indore on the need for quick and collective action on sustainability to future-proof tomorrow’s leaders
The former CEO of Unilever Paul Polman explains how business schools can profit from fixing the world’s problems
For questions about editorial opportunities, please contact:
