Alumni Spotlight: Jessica King, MBA ’15
Before joining Bard’s second class of MBA students, Jessica King had an already accomplished career in community economic development. In addition to […]
Paper Company Fibria on Rethinking Forest Use
By Mariana Souza MBA ’16 The following Q&A is an edited excerpt from a Sustainable Business Fridays conversation Nov. 20 by the Bard MBA in […]
What’s Old is New Again: The Future of Mass Transit in New York City
When New York City was incorporated into the five boroughs in 1898, Manhattan was the heart and business and economic center of […]
Everyone Can Be a Sustainability Manager
By Alistair Hall MBA ’17 The International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP) is developing a formal certification process to provide “some definition and standardization of the […]
Method’s Saskia Van Gendt on Honing Operations
Method is setting the standard for clean manufacturing. On Oct. 2, Bard MBA in Sustainability spoke with Saskia van Gendt, greenskeeping manager for […]
The Road to a Sustainability Career: Grad school or Work First?
By Eban Goldstein, Director of the Bard Center for Environmental Policy and Bard MBA in Sustainability To pursue a sustainability leadership career, […]
Catherine Sheehy of UL Environment on Careers
Statistically speaking, about 120 products in your home have the UL certification. UL is a testing, inspecting and certification firm that launched […]
Paris, 2020, and the Return of Bipartisan America COP21 Blog 2/3
By Eban Goodstein Much of the focus in the Paris climate talks has been on a process supporting deeper cuts in global […]
From Paris, a Big Kiss to Nixon and (Anthony) Kennedy COP21 Blog 1/3
By Eban Goodstein In the three years leading to the ongoing Paris climate negotiations, the world has witnessed a truly big pivot. […]
Big is Beautiful
By Eban Goodstein republished from TriplePundit.com The big question about business sustainability has always been: Can it scale? In her highly readable […]