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The Sustainable MBA: A Guide to Business Schools that are Making a Difference presents a one-of-a-kind overview of leading MBA programs and how they are integrating social, ethical and environmental impact into their academic and extracurricular offerings. This guide is a tremendous resource for those interested in how business education can help future leaders balance profits with wider societal concerns. Providing highlights on over 150 MBA programs located in 20 plus countries—including course offerings, activities, clubs, joint degrees, and career resources—this book is a must-have for any prospective business student interested in creating positive change in the world. This publication is also essential for any business professional or faculty practitioner who wants to gain an in-depth understanding of how academic institutions are preparing future business leaders to be champions of corporate citizenship and sustainability.

Current Reviews:

“This book is a valuable resource for MBA applicants who want to understand how different business schools can help them dissect tough management issues and develop socially innovative solutions in areas such as environmental sustainability, bioethics, the alleviation of global poverty, healthcare, and education.”
—ROBERT L. JOSS, Dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business

“This guide enables prospective MBA students from all over the world to identify and focus on those business schools that are most responsive to their needs and aspirations when it comes to fusing societal contribution with business competitiveness.”
—STUART HART, Samuel C. Johnson Chair in Sustainable Global Enterprise, Professor of Management, The Johnson School, Cornell University

“This guidebook, written by the experts at the Aspen Institute, will help prospective MBAs learn what leading business schools are doing to prepare their students to be leaders on these issues—and to make these students more marketable to companies like ours.”
—ELLEN J. GLAZERMAN, Executive Director, Ernst & Young Foundation, Americas Director, University Relations

"The Aspen Institute's resources were invaluable to me when I chose a business school. I was looking for programs that not only had courses and research in sustainability, but also demonstrated significant student engagement in these issues."
—PETER GALLO, 2005 MBA Graduate, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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