Dear Colleagues,
I'd like to announce Giselle Weybrecht's new blog, as described below and
accessed at the link:
http://primetime.unprme.org/. I used Giselle's book,
"The Sustainable MBA" in a sustainable strategy course I designed and we've
been in contact since.
What is PRiMEtime?
PRiMEtime brings together and shares best practices on how to mainstream
sustainability and responsible leadership into management education
globally. The blog will serve as a platform to share and discuss
inspirational activities that promote the development of responsible
leaders. The blog will feature examples from around the world and will
include both success stories and lessons learned. Posts will cover a wide
variety of activities, ranging from efforts to embed sustainability and
responsible leadership into curricula, student led initiatives, and the
outcomes of partnerships with business, NGOs and other schools. PRiMEtime is
a collaboration between the UN Global Compact, the Principles for
Responsible Management Education and Giselle Weybrecht, the author of The
Sustainable MBA The Managers Guide to Green Business.
Follow the blog by subscribing to the RSS feed or have it sent directly to
your email box by subscribing. Take part in the discussions by contributing
to the comments section at the end of each blog entry. Suggest examples from
your institution by emailing us. Share your thoughts on what kinds of
examples you would like to see moving forward.
We hope you enjoy the blog and look forward to hearing from you.
http://primetime.unprme.org/
While I am introducing Giselle's sustainability blog, I would also like to
mention the AoM ONE division blog to which I regularly contribute. I
encourage you to leave your comments at the ONE blog as well:
http://oneaomonline.blogspot.com/. Some professors have been suggesting to
their students that they take note of it and perhaps you will too. Send them
the link! The ONE blog covers a variety of topics of interest relating to
studies in Organizations and the Natural Environment.
Regards,
Dr. Deborah de Lange
Assistant Professor of International Business
Faculty of Business Administration
Memorial University of Newfoundland