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As we think about sustainability, the fact is that it has become, and is going to become even more so, a strategic risk and a strategic opportunity for all businesses of all types.

NYU Stern CSB's Marianna Koval and NYCEDC’s Jamie Horton join Urban Green Council’s Adam Schiabor to discuss their recent task force report, Banking on Climate.

As consumer demand for sustainable products grows and regulatory pressure increases, B2B suppliers have an opportunity to grow market share by helping their customers meet sustainability goals.

In Financial Times' Special Report on Business Education, CSB's Founding Director Tensie Whelan is quoted discussing students' continued interest in sustainability education taught with a practical approach and tied to business performance.

CSB's Senior Research Scholar Randi Kronthal-Sacco, along with Bryan Bollinger and Levin Zhu, published an article in the highly esteemed Journal of Marketing. 

Tensie Whelan and Deloitte's Ben Ninio co-authored a piece published in Trellis on a recent survey of executives in across the food and agriculture value chain, which found more than 70% of companies reported revenue growth and cost reductions from implementing sustainability strategies.

Healthcare systems are responsible for 8.5% of greenhouse gas emissions in the US, and just under 5% globally. 

Financial Times featured NYU Stern's Sustainability for Competitive Advantage class and a byline from CSB Founding Director, Tensie Whelan, in a weekly selection of articles by and for business school professors to connect classrooms to current events and develop students' critical thinking.

CSB Founding Director Tensie Whelan joins Joan X on Electric Ladies Podcast. Drawing on extensive research across a range of industries and personal experience, you’ll hear about: