Global Voice Magazine #24: A Precious Bauble
Welcome to the Council on Business & Society Global Voice magazine #24, now on download: 117 pages, 33 contributors, 16 articles.
Tag Archives: ESG
Sustainability Transition: Getting to the essentials
Part 2 of IE Prof. Concepcion Galdon’s interview with Acciona CEO José Luis Blasco on the essentials of sustainability transition.
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Greenflation: The dirty cost of building a clean and green economy
Salhil Shahane, ESSEC Business School, looks at greenflation and the cost of building a clean and green economy.
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Sustainability: Challenges and Incentives
An interview with Prof. Frederik Dahlmann, Warwick Business School, on his research on sustainability and its challenges and incentives.
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Greenflation: The Achilles heel of the green economy?
Paul Pernot, ESSEC MiM student, analyzes greenflation and the solutions required to stabilize the green transition.
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The ISE Sustainability Index in Brazil
The ISE Index in Brazil: A story of sustainability, purpose, challenge, and success – Professor Mario Monzoni, FGV-EAESP, one of the creators of the ISE (Sustainability Index) in Brazil, takes us through its journey from conception to successful implementation. From an interview by Professor Adrian Zicari, ESSEC-CoBS.
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Trust and Loyalty: Keys to the success of stakeholder capitalism
Thomas Clergeot, ESSEC Business School Alumnus and Compliance Officer at BNP Paribas Asset Management Belgium, puts shareholder and stakeholder capitalism under the lens and calls for a change in how we perceive price and profits.
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Responsible Investment in Venture Capital: 3 Strategies to advance ESG
Ksapa contributor Susan Winterberg, Consultant and Fellow at the Harvard Belfer Center, explores some of the challenges venture capital fund general partners, limited partners and founders face in managing ESG issues and suggests a strategic roadmap for the industry along 3 pillars.
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Private Equity Investments: Value creation and social consequences
In times of change and crisis, a mark of stability becomes a basis for reassurance and trust. In this context, private equity has performed solidly throughout the past few years, though it suffers from a poor public image. The good news? Effective governance may be able to improve it.
