Integrating Climate into your MBA
A learning and networking session for prospective & incoming MBAs
MBAs who understand the business implications of climate change are better prepared to manage and succeed in our changing world. In this virtual learning session, prospective and incoming MBA students are invited to hear from business educators about the ways you can build skills and climate expertise during your MBA experience and prepare yourself for a business career that contributes to climate solutions. You’ll also have a chance to network directly with representatives from top MBA programs in the ClimateCAP network.
Participating Schools:
Columbia University, Columbia Business School
Duke University, Fuqua School of Business
Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Fordham University, Gabelli School of Business
Harvard University, Harvard Business School
Stanford University, Ecopreneurship at the Graduate School of Business
UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business
University of Michigan, Erb Institute, Ross School of Business
University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School
University of Virginia, Darden School of Business
Yale, School of Management
Agenda:
*Welcome & Introductions
*Key Insights to integrate Climate into your MBA
*Networking with Educators from participating schools
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The ClimateCAP Initiative is working to prepare tomorrow's business leaders—today’s MBA students—to understand and respond to the climate challenge by mainstreaming the climate conversation in business school. As a global partnership of 50+ business schools, founded and led by the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, ClimateCAP works to bring together MBA students, educators, and corporate leaders to build community and talk about the business implications of climate change. ClimateCAP’s signature programs include an annual in-person MBA Summit drawing 400+ students each year, an online MBA Academy learning series for students who want to get up to speed quickly, a highly selective 12-month MBA Fellowship for aspiring climate changemakers, and a curated selection of teaching and learning resources for students and educators. Find out more and register for our mailing list here.