Upcoming Sessions
Sustainability as a business opportunity
Gain the understanding and tools to build and implement an effective sustainability strategy for your business. You will explore the critical challenges in creating sustainable business models, and pinpoint the strategic opportunities ahead.
The programme will also bring you close to thought leaders and experts – leaders who will share insights and hands-on experience in designing, executing and measuring real-world sustainability strategies in their own organisations.
Participant profile
The INSEAD Business Sustainability Programme is designed for senior executives and decision-makers: CEOs, CFOs, COOs, Vice Presidents and Heads of Department who need to understand the business case for sustainability and how to implement new strategies across their organisations.
The programme is also well suited to board members who need a thorough understanding of the business case for sustainability, as well as what is required at an operational level within organisations.
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How You Benefit
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Understand the key forces making sustainability a business priority today.
Acquire essential frameworks, models and tools to make informed decisions about how to pursue sustainability as a foundation for your competitive strategy and advantage
Identify and navigate the unique challenges in executing sustainable business models, including circular models.
Cherry pick best practices deployed by leaders with a proven sustainability track record.
Deploy the skills to effectively measure, assess, report and communicate on corporate sustainability in your organisation.
This programme qualifies for the INSEAD Certificate in Global Management.
Programme Directors
Professor of Technology and Operations Management
Professor of Strategic Management
Related Videos
Sustainability: A unique business disruptor
Circularity: What does it mean for business?
IN Focus
Justin Bean
Sustainability Strategy and Solution Innovation Architect, Environment Business Division, at a global technology company and the author of the award-winning book, What Could Go Right
My philosophy is one of sustainable abundance. I think the only viable path forward is creating a world where everyone can share in the wealth and the growth that an economy produces, and the production itself is sustainable.
Malini Anand
Head of Firmwide Operational Risk Loss Data Management in JPMorgan, New York
When we think of natural disasters like hurricanes or wildfires, we come to think about how much the frequency or intensity of these events has been affected by climate change.
Cleopatra Kitti
Founder, The Mediterranean Growth Initiative
Sustainability is absolutely critical in terms of advisory and board work. We’re at an important juncture in Europe and the US, where we really need businesses to rethink how they deliver shareholder value in the longer term. There is no shareholder value without stakeholder value.
Maarten Spiljard
Managing Director
In addition to the concepts, there were so many fascinating cases, guest speakers, experts and examples that you really got a clear view of what’s happening in the real world.
The Carbon Budget
With the release of the IPCC’s latest report confirming that the world is alarmingly far from achieving global climate goals, governments must set mandatory emissions targets for the private sector, establish a robust global carbon market, and distribute the global carbon budget and emissions rights fairly.
The Hidden Cost of Solar Energy
The current recycling capacity for solar panels can’t cope with an influx of customers prematurely discarding their existing panels for cheaper, more efficient models.
The Circular Economy: From Enthusiasm to Realism
Circularity for circularity’s sake is not the goal – sustainability is.
Karel Cool
Professor of Strategic Management, The BP Chaired Professor of European Competitiveness
Viewing sustainability as a win-win business opportunity
Karel Cool, co-director of the new INSEAD Business Sustainability Programme shares his belief that executives need to view sustainability as a win-win business opportunity – creating competitive advantage while doing good by society. With a personal passion for the field of research, and many years of experience in developing strategies and frameworks for companies transforming their business models, Professor Cool is enthusiastic to continue educating executives on this crucial subject matter.
Karel Cool
Professor of Strategic Management, The BP Chaired Professor of European Competitiveness
Dates & Fees
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