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Sustainable Business Strategy is a 3-week, 15-20 hour online certificate program from Harvard Business School. Sustainable Business Strategy provides participants with the knowledge and tools to become a purpose-driven business leader. This course explores different business models that companies use to drive change and explains why purpose ...
- What Is Sustainability in Business
In business, sustainability refers to doing business without...
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As Harvard Business School Professor Rebecca Henderson notes...
- What Is Sustainability in Business
Sustainable business practices Digital Article. Diane Coutu. I have a colleague who cares passionately about the environment. She worries about global warming, supports policy to reduce carbon...
- Sustainability at HBS
- Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy
- HBS Landscape
- HBS Waste Management
- Executive Education Outreach at HBS
- Business and Environment Initiative
Sustainability initiatives at HBS focus on implementing energy conservation and waste reduction, integrating environmental justice into our campaigns, encouraging individual behavior change, and supporting the health of our community – including our work to avoid chemical classes of concern in building materials. In CY22*, as part of Harvard’s Univ...
Energy Conservation: HBS has completed more than 250 energy ECMs aimed at offsetting greenhouse gas emissions and reducing annual operating costs. Projects include two cogen units, a state-of-the-art irrigation system, energy-efficient lighting upgrades, occupancy sensors that control temperature settings in Hamilton Hall bedrooms, daylight sensing...
Tree Canopy: Harvard Business School’s mature and dynamic tree canopy consists of more than 1,100 trees. In addition to affording lasting spatial beauty for the campus, the canopy accrues important resiliency and ecological benefits for the HBS community: shade and cooling, rainfall capture and stormwater management, carbon sequestration, oxygen pr...
As of the calendar year 2022*, HBS achieved a 58% reduction in waste – higher than the University’s average. This has been accomplished through various HBS waste reduction initiatives including food donations, donations from construction and renovation projects, increased awareness through peer-to-peer education programs, collection stations during...
In FY 2009, HBS rolled out an occupant engagement and outreach program in Executive Education. Projects include policy, operational, and infrastructural changes such as installing sensors that adjust the lighting and HVAC based on room occupancy and windows being opened, providing occupants with reusable mugs and promoting filtered water stations, ...
The Business and Environment Initiative (BEI) seeks to deepen our collective understanding of the urgent environmental challenges confronting business leaders and to help them use the tools of business to design effective solutions. The BEI aspires to help leaders create economic and political institutions that will enable firms and societies to th...
10. Okt. 2018 · In business, sustainability refers to doing business without negatively impacting the environment, community, or society as a whole. Sustainability in business generally addresses two main categories: The effect business has on the environment. The effect business has on society.
6. Nov. 2019 · As Harvard Business School Professor Rebecca Henderson notes in the online course Sustainable Business Strategy, you can't use business to do good in the world if you're not doing well financially. Doing well and doing good are intertwined, and successful business strategies include both.
Harvard Business School (HBS) is committed to Harvard’s Sustainability Action Plan and the University’s mission to accelerate the adoption of systems and practices that protect the climate and environment, advance a more equitable society, and promote the wellbeing of people at Harvard and beyond.
11. Feb. 2019 · Is the adoption of sustainability practices a form of strategic differentiation that can lead to superior financial performance? Or, is it a strategic necessity that can ensure corporate...
