Amy Gu, an MBA candidate at NYU Stern School of Business, interned with KK&P via an internship posting distributed by the Center for Sustainable Business.
Tell us about your internship experience. Where did you work and what types of projects did you work on?
Amy Gu, an MBA candidate at NYU Stern School of Business, interned with KK&P via an internship posting distributed by the Center for Sustainable Business.
Tell us about your internship experience. Where did you work and what types of projects did you work on?
On March 22-23rd, the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business kicked off its inaugural Sustainability Career Boot Camp, featuring a case competition sponsored by PwC.
On March 22-23rd, the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business kicked off its inaugural Sustainability Career Boot Camp, featuring a case competition sponsored by PwC.
NYU Stern’s Center for Sustainable Business (CSB) envisions a better world through better business. This year CSB issued a research grant program to complement CSB research and to expand beyond our Center-driven projects, while still adhering to our core mission. CSB offers faculty and Ph.D.
NYU Stern’s Center for Sustainable Business (CSB) envisions a better world through better business. This year CSB issued a research grant program to complement CSB research and to expand beyond our Center-driven projects, while still adhering to our core mission. CSB offers faculty and Ph.D.
A low-carbon future will require a rapid adoption and deployment of renewable power generation. Incentivizing utilities to meet that goal will require creative solutions, and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is at the forefront of developing them.
A low-carbon future will require a rapid adoption and deployment of renewable power generation. Incentivizing utilities to meet that goal will require creative solutions, and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is at the forefront of developing them.
On Feb. 15, the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business and GlobeScan co-hosted a panel discussion entitled, “Corporate Sustainability Leadership: Past, Present and Future Trends”.
On Feb. 15, the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business and GlobeScan co-hosted a panel discussion entitled, “Corporate Sustainability Leadership: Past, Present and Future Trends”.
The circular economy is a broad topic, but represents an approach to business aimed at turning our traditional linear economic model of take → make → waste, into a closed system in which waste (in all its forms) becomes a resource.
The circular economy is a broad topic, but represents an approach to business aimed at turning our traditional linear economic model of take → make → waste, into a closed system in which waste (in all its forms) becomes a resource.
