Selling Green Homes in Today’s Digital Market–by Cindy Wasser
Today’s shopping experience is radically different than it was ten years ago. Empowered by limitless access to information, consumers conduct extensive research […]
Month: May 2018
How Human Capital Management leaders can navigate sustainable organizations through the gig economy–by Emily Robichaux
HCM leaders are key partners in sustainable organizations We live in world of ecological constraints, and this acknowledgement has led to the […]
Expanding clean energy access through community solar–by Emily Robichaux
Solar: not just for homeowners anymore Oftentimes the phrase “going solar” conjures up images of solar panels on homes around a neighborhood. […]
How Burton Embeds Sustainability and Female Empowerment in its Products and Leadership–by Cory Skuldt and Katie Ellman
Republished from GreenBiz. It’s almost impossible to upcycle used snowboards. Because their components—metal, wood, plastic, resin—are tightly fused during manufacturing, the best […]
IoT, VR, & Blockchain — New Leverage Points for “Greening” the Real Estate Transaction–by Cindy Wasser
The real estate market is rapidly changing. Technology and business innovations in the real estate sector offer new leverage points to influence […]
Creating New Value Frontiers through Future First Leadership–by Heather Bowden and Katie Ellman
Republished from GreenBiz They embrace sustainability as an innovation challenge. They combat presentism. They develop integrative thinking. They expand the values that […]
Bard MBA Spring 2018 Newsletter
We’ve been busy here at the Bard MBA in Sustainability this past fall and winter, and we’re excited to share the news […]