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Thanks to NUS Business School and Judith Yuen (Program Coordinator) for arranging such a professional and comfortable setting for the ''Sustainability: The Next Challenge'' course led by the insightful Professor Lawrence Loh. I am happy to share that I have attained the 'Certification of Completion' upon passing the final assessment at the end of the course. This program provided valuable insights and practical knowledge on sustainability and enhanced my ability to think strategically about sustainability initiatives and their implementation in my workplace. Key highlights included: • Emerging challenges and real-world use cases in sustainability • Frameworks that guide sustainable practices • Approaches to corporate decarbonization • Interactive exercises on stakeholder engagement and future planning • Understanding sustainability beyond organizational boundaries Professor Loh’s expertise and passion for the subject made the learning experience both enriching and thought-provoking. His approach of blending theoretical concepts with practical applications has equipped me with a broader perspective on sustainability. For anyone looking to deepen their understanding and capability in driving sustainable initiatives, I found this course to be highly beneficial. #Sustainability #NUS #HigherEducation #SustainableDevelopment #LearningJourney

🌍 Who's interested in sharing the costs for a Sustainable Management study program? 👉 I'm considering starting a Sustainable Management study program that starts in March 2024, duration 1 – 1,5 year (certificate or Masters degree) at Kühne Logistics University in Hamburg. Part-time program. Looking for like-minded individuals to share the costs with. 📩 If you're intrigued or have questions write me a PM. 🌱💼 #SustainableManagement #GreenLeadership #CostSharing #KLU #SustainableMBA 

Friends As I wrote last week, this is a series of posts on the critical areas that business leaders should prioritize to stay in business based on inquiries and work we have been doing with our clients in MIT Sloan Executive Education. Sustainability as a Competitive Edge 🌿 My colleague John Sterman, a professor at MIT Sloan School of Management and leader of the MIT System Dynamics Group is a longtime sustainable business researcher and advocate of international renown. Some of hiis students apparently call him (lovingly!) “Dr. Doom,” thanks to a consistent theme in Sterman’s lectures that feels antithetical to the whole idea of capitalism–the Earth will run out of resources if we don’t better manage our consumption on all levels. Sterman emphasizes that sustainable development can only be possible when we reconsider how we go about our lives and ask ourselves “How much is enough?” Business is growth-oriented, so how do we continue producing, marketing, and using goods and services in ways that won’t bankrupt the planet and write us out of existence? 🔦 Sterman suggests we look at complex issues such as climate change as systems with multiple interdependent elements, not a pileup of problems, and explore that complexity to find opportunities for innovation for a more sustainable future.* 🏫 A good place to start is by educating business leaders on the urgency of existential threats posed by climate change, as well as on the long-term effects of continuing business as usual. I am heartened to see organizations come to us lately not only to learn how to transform their own business for sustainable operations, but also how to magnify the impact of that knowledge. Just in the last few years, we have worked with three major global professional services firms that not only brought their top executives to our programs but also their clients. 🔊 These organizations are amplifying their impact via their clients across many sectors, suggesting that their customers are seeking this information and education. They are spreading the message to more organizations and industries that may have not had the opportunity to benefit from MIT Sloan Executive Education otherwise. These organizations are recognizing that sharing sustainability education is a competitive advantage. Even though their business typically is about having all the answers, they have the foresight to invite their clients to learn together and co-create solutions for truly sustainable business models.  💡 Visit the MIT Sloan Executive Education website to enroll in the next sustainability-focused course or explore custom solutions for organizations. https://lnkd.in/eQ_NNcad https://lnkd.in/eweK97c4 *“Climate Change, Refrigeration, and an Invaluable Lesson in Complexity” by Nicola Twilley http:/ / bit.ly/49nkbQ9

Sustainable R&D - Discover the transformative role of R&D in forging a sustainable future. Learn how MBA graduates are uniquely positioned to spearhead innovation that addresses environmental and social challenges. In a world grappling with climate change and social inequalities, Research and Development (R&D) has transcended its traditional boundaries to emerge as a beacon of hope. Today, R&D is not just about technological advancement; it’s about creating a sustainable future. MBA graduates, with their blend of business acumen and leadership skills, are at the forefront of this shift, leading initiatives that fuse profitability with sustainability. https://lnkd.in/d7gNvT2e

🌱 Embracing New Beginnings 🌱 After a rewarding and intense 20-year journey in corporate communications full of transformation, challenge, learning, fun as well as encountering incredible and inspiring people from all corners of the globe, I am now excited to step into a new chapter focused on sustainability. This does not only resonate with my personal values, but I believe this is where I can make a tangible difference building on my experience in stakeholder engagement, sustainability communications and integrated reporting in a purpose-led setting. To facilitate this transition, I recently completed the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Leading Sustainable Corporations Programme, immersing myself in the principles and practices of sustainable leadership. Currently, I'm eagerly soaking up knowledge alongside bright minds in the Sustainability and Systems Change module at Nyenrode Business Universiteit. I look forward to embarking on the Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Business (PCSB) programme of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) at Cambridge University as of half July. Next to uncovering the field through education I’m exploring where I can best align my talents to create positive change in this field in practice. So I’m keen to connect with sustainability professionals for a more in-depth understanding what this exciting field is all about and what the day-to-day realities, challenges and opportunities are. As I’m starting this adventure, I’ll be navigating uncharted waters, which brings a sense of excitement but also trust that it will lead me to meaningful experiences, adding value and personal growth. Here's to new beginnings, continuous learning, and a future shaped by purposeful action! 🌍💼 #Sustainability #NewBeginnings #PurposeDrivenCareer

Last week, I had the privilege of conducting two internal training sessions at UPM Wroclaw Business Hub: Recruitment for leaders and the Fusion of visual thinking with creativity. A big thank you to all the UPM - The Biofore Company participants for their active engagement and enthusiasm and my co-trainers: Alicja M., Klaudia Liro, Małgorzata Wierzbicka - working with you is pure pleasure, I want more 😊! 🌟 Emphasizing the importance of continuous learning, these sessions underscored the vital role of development in our professional journey. Let's keep investing in our growth - it's the key to unlocking endless possibilities! 🚀 #UPM #ProfessionalDevelopment #ContinuousLearning #Gratitude #UPMBusinessHubWroclaw #FeelGoodAboutYourWork

I am excited to share that I have successfully completed the "Sustainable Development Goals - A Transdisciplinary Vision for the Future" course offered by Coursera. This course provided a comprehensive and interdisciplinary understanding of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how various sectors can collaborate to achieve them.Key learnings and skills acquired include:In-depth knowledge of the 17 Sustainable Development GoalsStrategies for integrating SDGs across different disciplines and sectorsApproaches to sustainable development from environmental, social, and economic perspectivesCase studies and examples of successful cross-sector collaboration for sustainabilityTools for evaluating and implementing sustainable development initiativesThis certification has enhanced my ability to approach sustainability challenges with a transdisciplinary mindset, fostering collaboration and innovation across various fields. I look forward to applying these insights to drive sustainable practices and contribute to global development goals in my professional career.

Exciting News! Just wrapped up my first MBA project, and I'm thrilled to share it with you all! 📚 Project Overview: Over the past month, I've had the incredible opportunity to work on the 'Managing a Global Business' course's MBA project, where I aimed to take a company from one place of the world to another. I chose incrEDIBLE eats and took it to South Korea. Today, I'm excited to unveil the project's culmination: Incredible Eats - Going Global 🔍 Explore Incredible Eats - Going Global: https://lnkd.in/gYyHE5f7 🌟 Key Features: Several analyses were conducted, including the PESTLE analysis, Hofsted's cultural dimensions, resources and capabilities, and many more. Detailed research about the company was done to create strategies to overcome the challenges that stand in the way of taking the company from the USA to South Korea. 🤔 Challenges Faced: Navigating through detailed research and strategy development was both demanding and rewarding. These experiences have honed my skills in project management, research, problem-solving, and also web development! 🙌 Gratitude: A huge shoutout to my course instructor and mentor R. Ian Angell who made this journey possible! 🤝 Your support and guidance in my first MBA project were invaluable throughout. 📣 The Journey: MBA at Trinity Western University is helping me explore and experiment with ideas, strategies and plans that can be implemented in real-life scenarios. A lot is on the way with every course, and I am so excited! #MBAProject #WebDevelopment #Innovation #ProjectShowcase #ProudMoment #TrinityWestern

🌍 I'm thrilled to announce that I've completed the Business Sustainability Management program at the University of Cambridge with honors! 🎓🎉   Being back in student mode has been incredibly rewarding; and completely shifted my perspective on the intersection of business and sustainability. 🌿   Here's a snapshot of the key takeaways: 📗 Understanding Sustainability Challenges: Identifying what needs to change and bridging the sustainability gap to reshape the economy. 📗 Making the Case and Leading for Action: Recognizing why sustainability is vital for business and the role of effective leadership in driving change. 📗 Navigating Regulatory Environments: Familiarizing myself with international policies and agreements and understanding the business's role in shaping a zero-carbon economy. 📗 Production and Consumption: Implementing sustainable business models and processes across the value chain. 📗 Innovation for Sustainability: Leveraging innovative design, technology, and planning for sustainable business practices. 📗 Communication and Marketing: Developing skills to communicate sustainability initiatives to both internal and external stakeholders effectively. 📗 Collaboration and Partnerships: Exploring how businesses can collaborate with various stakeholders to drive significant sustainability improvements. 📗 Becoming a Change Agent: Learning to overcome barriers to change, obtain networking support, and create a personalized sustainability action plan.    This journey has inspired me to rewire my business approach and tackle pressing environmental, social, and economic challenges. While the challenges may seem scary, I'm filled with hope and determination that positive change is possible.💚   🌟 Huge thanks to the incredible faculty and inspiring peers; especially to my tutor Laura Gherasim ( she/ her), head tutor Dr Wayne Visser, and my assessor Catherine Sanchez. Also, a special shoutout to Marieke Mulder and Olesya Struk for inspiring me to embark on this journey—it exceeded all my expectations! 🙏   I'm eager to apply these newfound insights and skills to make a meaningful impact and contribute to a sustainable future. If you share my passion for sustainability and continuous development, let's connect, exchange ideas, or explore potential collaborations! 😉

One of my recent realization and biggest eye opener was that I could leverage my career to solve some of the world`s biggest problems, not just contribute to them. 🎓🌱Thrilled to share that I've successfully completed the Business Sustainability Management program at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL)! 👨🏼🎓 This intensive program has equipped me with the knowledge, skills, and frameworks to integrate sustainability principles into every aspect of business and society. Through the program, I've gained a deeper understanding of: ✔ Sustainability challenges and opportunities: The global state, what needs to change, and how to bridge the sustainability gap through rewiring the economy. ✔Social responsibility: Ethics, human rights, and community engagement. Regulatory environment and international policy - Policy instruments, international agreements, and the role of business and civil society in shaping a zero-carbon economy. ✔Governance: Transparency, accountability, and long-term thinking. Sustainable business practices: Circular economy, renewable energy, and green products. ✔Leadership for sustainability: Inspiring and mobilizing others to create positive change. ✔Sustainable marketing - How to effectively communicate sustainability strategies and goals to internal and external stakeholders. I'm excited to leverage this newfound expertise to: ✅ Drive sustainability initiatives within my current organization or future endeavors.☘️ ✅Collaborate with others passionate about creating a more sustainable future. ☘️ ✅Contribute to building a more resilient and equitable world for all.☘️ I'm grateful to CISL for providing this transformative learning experience. Gratitude - Beth Knight, Louisa Harris, Susan Wanjiku and Dr Wayne Visser for exceptional learning experience. "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams... and a sustainable planet." 🌍 🌿💡#businesssustainability #sustainabilitymanagement #universityofcambridge #cisl #esg #climatechange #sustainableleadership #makingadifference