Financial Times: European business schools join forces to offer free climate training
Cambridge Judge Business School joined seven other Europe’s leading business schools to create an alliance on training and research to tackle climate crisis. Business Schools for Climate Leadership (BS4CL) has launched at COP26 a toolkit of webinars and resources prepared…
Forbes: How can business schools help to save the planet?
Eight European business schools including Cambridge Judge have joined an alliance Business Schools for Climate Leadership to tackle climate change and address the future of business leadership. In a joint statement the Deans of the eight schools said: “The crises…
The Economist: Collaborating for climate leadership
Cambridge Judge Business School is among a group of eight European business schools that have joined Business Schools for Climate Leadership (BS4CL) to help business leaders combat the climate crisis facing the planet. “As a first step, BS4CL has mined…
Poets & Quants: In sweeping report, Europe’s top b-schools urge business to act on climate
“Climate change isn’t a problem for political leaders to solve alone. Business has a responsibility to help, and to lead, as well,” says a new coalition of business schools in a report at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference…
Climate bottleneck
Nature-based solutions and new international institutions could help solve current roadblocks to fighting climate change, a Cambridge Judge webinar is told. Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville Society is currently going through a "bottleneck" in addressing climate change that nature-based solutions and new…

Business and sustainability
Leading European business schools including Cambridge Judge Business School unite to accelerate business response to climate crisis. Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville Eight leading business schools including Cambridge Judge Business School have joined together to acknowledge the climate crisis and collaborate to…

Business Schools for Climate Leadership: Uniting for the Planet’s Future
Business Schools for Climate Leadership will be running a panel discussion as part of the Sustainable Innovation Forum. The panel will mark the release of a BS4CL toolkit. Eight leading business schools, including Cambridge Judge Business School, have joined together…

Has there been progress in Week 1 at COP26?
David Reiner, Associate Professor in Technology Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, looks back at the first week of COP26. "Water, water, every where, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to drink." -…

COP26 experts at Cambridge Judge Business School
Faculty and other experts at Cambridge Judge Business School can offer expert opinion on various issues that may arise at the COP26 climate-change summit in Glasgow. Please note: If you would like to contact any of these faculty members, please…

Twitter Spaces – Frugality, sustainability and the roles of government and business
How can we, as consumers, lead more frugal lives? What should governments be doing to make society more sustainable? What do businesses, big and small, need to do in the fight against the climate-crisis? Join us for a live discussion,…
