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Tag Archives: education
Sustainability and Responsible Leadership Round 2 Begins
I know it has been a while since my last post, but I wanted to let everyone know that I have kicked off my second round of teaching a course at CEIBS on sustainability and responsible leadership. It is a … Continue reading
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Tagged CEIBS, education, leadership, responsibility, sustainability
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Driving Sustainable Consumerism
With a rising level of awareness about the role of consumers in the overall environmental picture rising, it would make sense that we would not only begin seeing studies about how consumers felt about green, and whether or not they … Continue reading
Posted in Greener Companies
Tagged consumers, education, regulation, sustainability, WEF
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Making Sustainability Second Nature
Following up on my previous posts on the role that academic institutions can play in developing leaders with a “sustainable mindset” and toolbox, I wanted to highlight four articles that Anthony D. Cortese recently wrote for Fast Company where he … Continue reading
Hire a CEIBS Responsible Leadership Program Intern for Summer of 2010
Hello everyone. As some of you know, for the last 9 months I have had the privilege of teaching a project based course to 193 MBA students on sustainability at the China Europe International Business School. Split into 35 teams, … Continue reading
Taking Sustainability to the Core of Business Education
Following up on some earlier posts about driving sustainability through education, McKinsey has loaded an interview with the Blair Sheppard, dean of Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Encouraging to see these shifts, although I personally would like to see … Continue reading
Haibao’s Fuxing Christmas Tree
Following the recent holiday, I found the above tree that mixed the new (haibao) with the old (a packet of Double Happiness) as a strange reminder of just how far we have yet to go.
Effectively Communicating Sustainability
While many had their eyes trained on the outcome of the last day at COP15, my eyes were reviewing final project submissions from the recent batch of students at Shanghai’s Raffles Design Institute. A school dedicated to all things design, … Continue reading
Geography and Resource Management Professorship Open
Just received the below job opportunity from PACE: THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG Department of Geography and Resource Management Assistant Professor / Associate Professor (Ref. 0910/005(005)/2) (Closing date: September 30, 2009) The Department invites applicants for a full-time Assistant … Continue reading
JUCCCE Chinese Mayoral Training Video Clip
Anyone following @juccce last month saw a wave of updates from founder Peggy Liu as their first mayoral training kicked off. 18 months in the planning and formalized at the November 2008 JUCCCE conference, the 8 day session: 50 mayors … Continue reading
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Tagged education, Energy, JUCCCE, leadership, urban planning
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China Earth Hour Newsletter
With the WWF China team still on a high from the success of March’s Earth Hour event, their local team pt together a press package (download here) of all the China based events that I think does a great job … Continue reading