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Dr. Isabel Wolf-Gillespie, Stellenbosch Business School, argues that business sustainability begins with personal transformation.

The Inner Shift: Unlocking business sustainability through personal transformation

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Dr. Isabel Wolf-Gillespie, Stellenbosch Business School, argues that business sustainability begins with personal transformation.

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What happens when AI advances without conscience? Biswayan Das, IIM Bangalore explores in the context of control and the common good.

AI for Common Good: The tug-of-war for control and conscience

January 28, 2026by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Who holds power over AI systems today? Biswayan Das, IIM Bangalore, explores anchoring its capabilities to ethics, conscience and control.

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Shalom Alugwe, Warwick Business School Alumna, explores sustainability from a Gen Z lens and ecogestures that make an impact.

Sustainability without the Jargon: What Gen Z is teaching us

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Shalom Alugwe, Warwick Business School Alumna, explores sustainability from a Gen Z lens and ecogestures that make an impact.

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Camille Guez, ESSEC Business School, looks at the global decline in biodiversity and puts the spotlight on how businesses can tackle this.

Biodiversity at a Crossroads: How businesses can lead the way to restoration

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Camille Guez, ESSEC Business School, looks at the global decline in biodiversity and puts the spotlight on how businesses can tackle this.

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Hershitaa Pandey, Warwick Business School, uncovers 5 strategies for ensuring that purpose becomes more than just a slogan

The Power of Purpose: How leaders who align personal and organisational values create real impact

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Hershitaa Pandey, Warwick Business School, uncovers 5 strategies for ensuring that purpose becomes more than just a slogan

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Putrevu Manasa, IIM Bangalore, explores the success stories behind successful leaders and purpose and calls for the use of OKRs.

Leading with Purpose: Aligning Goals and Tracking Impact

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Putrevu Manasa, IIM Bangalore, explores the success stories behind successful leaders and purpose and calls for the use of OKRs.

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Laura Sofía Del Castillo, IE Business School, explores why big businesses struggle to go sustainable – and how they can succeed.

The Green Illusion: Why big businesses struggle to go sustainable – and how they can succeed

November 26, 2025by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Laura Sofía Del Castillo, IE Business School, explores why big businesses struggle to go sustainable – and how they can succeed.

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Madrid, September 2025: The Deans of the CoBS member schools speak to alumni on the shape of responsible business education to come.

The Next Frontier of Responsible Business Leadership: Insights from Business School Deans

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Madrid, September 2025: The Deans of the CoBS member schools speak to alumni on the shape of responsible business education to come.

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Trade wars are testing the limits of sustainable business and sustainability – but must they derail it? Aastha Ojha, Warwick, explores.

Can Sustainable Business Survive Global Trade Wars?

November 20, 2025by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Trade wars are testing the limits of sustainable business and sustainability – but must they derail it? Aastha Ojha, Warwick Business School, explores.

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Sam Hossain, Smith School of Business, explores why ‘Buy Canadian’ could be the blueprint for a defiant, sustainable future.

Economy, Sovereignty and the ‘Buy Canadian’ Movement: How Canada’s trade war is redefining resilience and sustainability

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Sam Hossain, Smith School of Business, explores why ‘Buy Canadian’ could be the blueprint for a defiant, sustainable future.

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