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Green MBA Success: Meet Emily Reyna, Project Manager, Corporate Partnerships at the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)

By Tracey de Morsella on November 16, 2010 1 Comment apparel industry, BSR, Business for Social Responsibility, Cisco Systems, Climate Corps program, CO2 savings, EDF, EDF Climate Corps, Emily Reyna, emissions, energy efficiency, Environmental Defense Fund, Goodwill Industries, green career, green career transition, Green MBA, Hybrid Organizations: New Business Models for Environmental Leadership, mba, Net Impact, Ross M-Trek, School of Natural Resources & Environment, SNRE, Stephen M. Ross School of Business, sustainability professionals, sustainable supply chains

As part of our Green MBA Success Series, I am interviewing Green MBA graduates to uncover what steps they took to transition to green careers using their degrees. Meet Emily Reyna, Project Manager, Corporate Partnerships at the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). Emily also recently co-authored, Hybrid Organizations: New Business Models for Environmental Leadership, a book […]

Employee Engagement: Leading From The Top – Part I

By Kevin_Moss on March 28, 2010 Comments Off on Employee Engagement: Leading From The Top – Part I BSR, BSR 09, BT Americas, carbon emissions, Chevron, Christopher Corpuel, Climate Change, corporate responsibility, corporate social responsibility, CR, CSR, Deborah Fleischer, employee engagement, employees, engaging employees, Green IT survey, Hilton Hotels, Kevin Moss, leadership, output related targets, performance, philanthropy, Silvia Garrigo, stakeholder group, stakeholders, sustainability, sustainability theme, workplace

We should engage employees because they are a key stakeholder group. They have the primary impact on the performance of the company in any particular corporate responsibility pillar and they have an impact through their actions outside of the workplace. We will look at engaging at the leadership level and integrating sustainability with the business.

After Drastic 68% Decline CSR Job Postings on the Upswing

By Tracey de Morsella on March 12, 2010 3 Comments A Resource Guide for MBA Careers in Sustainability, BSR, BSR CSR Jobs Page, Business for Social Responsibility, Business for Social Responsibility CSR Jobs Page, Campbell’s Soup, corporate citizenship, corporate social responsibility, Corporate Social Responsibility jobs, corporate strategy, CSR, CSR job postings, CSR jobs, CSR Jobs Report, Dave Stangis, economic indicators, economic recession, Ellen Weinreb, environmental management, Green Economy Post, Katie Kross, Liz Maw, Net Impact, SOM, sustainability, Sustainability Recruiting, Tracey de Morsella

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) jobs appear to have been another casualty of the global economic recession. But, the good news is that, like other economic indicators, this one appears to be on the upswing.