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| "Sharing ideas with others
at the Sustainability Conference who teach
sustainability courses, I was able to create my
own!" —2011 Sustainability Conference Participant
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Sustainability Conference - June
11–13, 2012
The roots to a sustainable business world start
in the classroom, where we shape the next
generation of responsible leadership. In order
to provide students with the necessary skills,
programs must integrate corporate social
responsibility, ethics, and other special
initiatives into their curricula. Sustainable
business has become a strong standard across
industries, not just in terms of being “green,”
but also by being socially and ethically
responsible.
Learn examples of sustainability efforts on
b-school campuses, and how certain businesses
are working to further serve local and global
communities. Join a diverse group of experts and
educators to discuss how you can lead
sustainability efforts at your institution.
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| Michael J.
Page, Provost and Vice President for
Academic Affairs, Bentley University |
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| Deans, MBA directors, research and faculty leadership, and international directors |
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