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Business Education

Aspen Undergraduate Business Education Consortium

March 19 - 20, 2012
The George Washington University School of Business, Washington, DC
The Aspen Undergraduate Business Education Consortium, highlighting the integration of liberal learning and business education, gathered for its inaugural convening - bringing together deans, faculty and academic officers from 30 undergraduate programs »

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Beyond Grey Pinstripes 2011-2012

Preparing MBAs for Social & Environmental Stewardship

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Business and Society Program

Levi Strauss recently hosted one of Aspen BSP's dialogues with business leaders and business school deans at their headquarters in San Francisco. »
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Judy SamuelsonJudith Samuelson, Executive Director
Judy created the Business and Society Program, an independently supported program at the Aspen Institute, in 1998. Aspen BSP respects the power of business to shape the long-term health of society, and works to align business decisions with the public good.

Click here to read Judy's blog at the Huffington Post and follow her on Twitter @JudySamuelson.


BSP Calendar of Events2012 - 2013 Calendar of Events
Take a closer look at the year ahead for the Business and Society Program. We are investing in public programs and private dialogues that put ethical, responsible and environmentally sound business decisions front and center in business education, business practice and public consciousness.


CVSG What We Are ReadingWhat We Are Reading - 4.19.12 
Creativity isn't associated with banking and corporate governance all too often. This edition's articles, however, suggest that creative solutions are all around us.

 


President Clinton's Back to WorkA shout-out in President Clinton's new book, Back to Work 
In his new book, Back to Work, President Clinton recommends reading our statement, Overcoming Short-termism: A Call for a More Responsible Approach to Investment and Business Management, to find recommendations for a way forward. As he writes, the statement is "really worth reading, for the sweep and specificity of its bipartisan proposals to reform the financial sector to create more jobs and long term value..." Read the statement here.

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What would it take to shift the focus away from "short-term share price as the organizing principle and key metric of business?" Judith Samuelson uses an inspiring antique piece of advice to explain

May 15, 2012
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Judith Samuelson talks Citigroup and CEO compensation reform in this piece

April 23, 2012
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In light of executive Greg Smith's recent resignation letter, Judith Samuelson takes on Goldman Sachs and the importance of business purpose

March 20, 2012
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Judith Samuelson believes we should look to business operations, not philanthropy, for social impact

March 7, 2012
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