Serving people, planet and profit: An 'integrated bottom-line' approach to looking at business for entrepreneurs, activists, and decision makers
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Despite the advent of bluetooth-enabled blackberries and other modern technologies, the ritual of handing out business cards remains an integral part of establishing business relationships. When I was working on TreeHugger.com, Graham Hill designed a sexy card which used half the paper of a regular business card, and (but of course) was printed on 100% post consumer paper with soy based ink. To top it off, all the cards were generic - you had to manually write your name in a box on the card.
The latter bit proved to be a bit laborious, but added a nice personal touch which, coupled with the cute size of the card, made them hard to forget.
Getting creative and making a 'green' statement may cost extra money, but can be well worth it.
Duquesne University's Sustainable MBA program is regarded as among the top ten in the world. A recent post on their...[read more]
Want to learn about oil dependence, make like one of our national leaders and formulate energy policy in response to a threat to global oil supplies? Check out the curriculum box set of Oil ShockWave at the Web site of the same name.[read more]
Small businesses have unique needs when it comes to implementing sustainability practices. MBA students at Presidio School of Management are...[read more]
Net Impact's 2008 "Green Challenge" launches Tuesday, February 5th to accelerate the greening of campuses and businesses around the world....[read more]
Beginning while I was a student at the sustainability focused MBA program Presidio School of Management, and on into my...[read more]
The Global Social Venture Competition (GSVC) is seeking promising social entrepreneurs to enter the 2008 Competition. If you are an...[read more]
Last weekend's Net Impact conference at Vanderbilt was the best one I've ever attended with over 1,700 in attendance and...[read more]
California College of the Arts has launched an M.B.A. in Design Strategy that brings together design techniques and business approaches...[read more]
Everyone loves rankings, and when the prize is the honor of being the most highly regarded source for an environmentally...[read more]
Over the past couple of weeks, I have read a number of reviews of the new book, The Trap:...[read more]
If you're thinking about entering the California Clean Tech Open business plan competition, now is the time to get your...[read more]
Special announcement from Presidio: Please join us for a Sustainable MBA Open House on Thursday, January 18. Reception starts at...[read more]
Attention MBA Students, here's a great competition to think about over the winter break: Carnegie Mellon's McGinnis Venture Competion has...[read more]
If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, and are considering entering an MBA program, consider popping over to...[read more]
Net Impact has just released their first guide to MBA programs that focuses on environmental and social aspects of business...[read more]
US News recently interviewed R. Glenn Hubbard, Dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Business on the state of business...[read more]
Presidio grad Simran Sethi will be hosting a new TreeHugger TV segment called "TreeHugger News", a weekly wrap up of...[read more]
Hunter Lovins and Natural Capitalism team will be giving a "webinar" next week on the 17th. The events, titled the...[read more]
Nathan Shedroff talks about "meaning" in this month's Sustainable MBA collumn on Greenbiz. He talks about 15 different types of...[read more]
Investors' Circle, in collaboration with the Skoll Foundation, is pleased to announce our spring conference and venture fair: “Patient Capital...[read more]
Beating out traditional heavyweights like Yale, Berkeley, Duke and Stanford, the Bainbridge Graduate Institute finished 4th in its first case...[read more]
One of the cooler 'freebies' that Stanford Business School passed out at the Net Impact conference last November was a...[read more]
If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, and are considering entering an MBA program, please join Presidio faculty,...[read more]
Thunderbird's annual Global Citizenship Challenge for MBA students is kicking off this month with a February 15th deadline for team...[read more]
The "Private Path to Prosperity" is an essay competion sponsored by the Financial Times and the International Finance Corporation. THere's...[read more]
Last Sunday's NY TImes (requires login) has a great piece highlighting the emergence of the "Triple Bottom Line" philosophy as...[read more]
If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, and are considering entering an MBA program, please join Presidio faculty,...[read more]
What would you say to mainstream MBAs? Gary Hirshberg - the big deal now is major companies making the switch...[read more]
It's Net Impact Conferece time, this year hosted by the Stanford Business School. Following this morning's opening address by the...[read more]
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