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ÌýThe social side of sustainability is just as important as the environmental one, but companies often struggle to set quantifiable social impact targets that align with strategic objectives. That’s where you come in!Join us on March
ÌýJoin us for a hands-on 90-minute workshop led by Marissa Johnson, a former HR specialist at Google, designed to help SRE students confidently communicate their strengths, experience, and passion for sustainability and social
ÌýJoin industry experts in a hands-on two-day workshop in clean energy project finance. Students will learn project finance concepts, gain highly sought-after modeling skills, take a deep dive into quantitative analysis in clean
ÌýCome learn more about CESR's MBA Pathways!Learn how you can be recognized at graduation for your commitment to sustainability, and unlock access to new benefits, including:A social activity to connect with other Pathway
Join the Sustainable Business Club and CESR for an in depth tour of Tersus, where they clean, refurbish and resell products from top brands like North Face, Patagonia and Arcteryx for a second life. Learn more about this amazing
ÌýAs climate change becomes a central issue for businesses worldwide, understanding carbon markets is quickly becoming a critical skill for tomorrow's corporate leaders. Knowing how carbon markets work will be foundational knowledge
ÌýJoin us virtually to network with Caitlin O'Neill, a senior Associate at Bain and an alum of the SRE program. Caitlin will talk about how to lean into sustainability even when it's not a part of your job title and about her
Join CESR and Sustainability/ESG professionals for a 3.5-hour intensive workshop to learn how you can land a job in this rapidly growing field.Topics to be discussed include an introduction to Business Sustainability and ESG, including
Join CESR for a discussion withÌýAuden Schendler, VP of Sustainability at Aspen One, about his latest bookÌýTerrible Beauty, a story about the contradictions of the modern environmental movement and how to shift our intentions
This team case competition is a partnership program with theÌýCenter for Ethics and Social Responsibility (CESR) to address the ethical dilemma of using prison labor to train AI programs for public good. The following amounts