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Center for Sustainable Business
CNBC features CSB's Tensie Whelan on Patagonia as a model for profitable and responsible business
November 20, 2022
CNBC features CSB's Tensie Whelan on Patagonia as a model for profitable and responsible business
CSB Director Tensie Whelan was featured in a CNBC article on Patagonia setting an example for the juxtoposition of sustainability and profitability. -
Center for Sustainable Business
Doing Good Can Make You Money | Innovation with Mark Peter Davis
November 3, 2022Doing Good Can Make You Money | Innovation with Mark Peter Davis
CSB DIrector Tensie Whelan was recently featured as a guest on the podcast Innovation with Mark Peter Davis, Managing Partner of Interplay. -
Center for Sustainable Business
Tensie Whelan recognized in inaugural Global 50 Women in Sustainability Awards by SustainabilityX Magazine
October 4, 2022
Tensie Whelan recognized in inaugural Global 50 Women in Sustainability Awards by SustainabilityX Magazine
SustainabilityX® Magazine announced the release of their Global 50 Women in Sustainability Awards™ 2022 and recongizes CSB Director Tensie Whelan in their inaugural list. The non-profit digital magazine’s Global 50 Women In -
Center for Sustainable Business
NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business Receives $290,000 Grant from Commonwealth Fund to Build the Financial Case for Decarbonizing Healthcare Systems
August 10, 2022
NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business Receives $290,000 Grant from Commonwealth Fund to Build the Financial Case for Decarbonizing Healthcare Systems
Today, the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business (CSB) announced the award of a $290,000 grant from the Commonwealth Fund to conduct an in-depth analysis of the current practices and opportunities in decarbonizing healthcare systems.
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Center for Sustainable Business
HBR publishes Tensie Whelan's "ESG Reports Aren't A Replacement for Real Sustainability"
July 28, 2022
HBR publishes Tensie Whelan's "ESG Reports Aren't A Replacement for Real Sustainability"
Reporting metrics are the last step, not the first.
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Center for Sustainable Business
CSB and Mother Cabrini Health Foundation partnership featured in Inside Philanthropy
June 9, 2022
CSB and Mother Cabrini Health Foundation partnership featured in Inside Philanthropy
Inside Philathropy featured Invest NYC SDG's $2 million grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation in a piece titled A New York Health Funder Looks to Small and Urban Farms as a Solution to Hunger. -
Center for Sustainable Business
NYU Stern and Cornell Launch FoodMap NY Research Program to Identify Barriers and Solutions to Food and Nutrition Insecurity
May 16, 2022NYU Stern and Cornell Launch FoodMap NY Research Program to Identify Barriers and Solutions to Food and Nutrition Insecurity
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Center for Sustainable Business
Bloomberg recognizes CSB's Equitable Commute Project in trend piece on urban transportation innovation
May 11, 2022
Bloomberg recognizes CSB's Equitable Commute Project in trend piece on urban transportation innovation
The Equitable Commute Project, proudly co-founded by NYU Stern CSB, is featured in Bloomberg's coverage of e-bikes transforming transportation in New York City. -
Center for Sustainable Business
INSDIER Intelligence Draws Insights from CSB's Tensie Whelan in New Report on Sustainable Technologies
April 8, 2022
INSDIER Intelligence Draws Insights from CSB's Tensie Whelan in New Report on Sustainable Technologies
In a new report from INSIDER Intelligence, Technologies to Drive Sustainability, Tensie Whelan shares business strategies that make a tangible environmental impact while also driving financial value. Tensie urges companies to think of sustainability as a business opportunity: -
Center for Sustainable Business
The Equitable Commute Project Selected as a Finalist for NYSERDA’s $7 Million Clean Transportation Prize
February 3, 2022
The Equitable Commute Project Selected as a Finalist for NYSERDA’s $7 Million Clean Transportation Prize
The COVID pandemic put a spotlight on a growing transportation problem: over 250,000 essential working New Yorkers are lower income, largely people of color, who live in transportation deserts, who cannot work remotely, and travel long distances in often convoluted, time consuming routes in their co