In today’s world, environmental and social issues are moving from topics a business tracks to problems they are actively trying to solve. Companies, industries, and individual businesspeople are taking innovative approaches to address the most pressing environmental and social challenges facing the globe.
What does it look like when impact and sustainability are woven into the core of a business model to generate growth and profitability? How do organizations choose the social or environmental issues they care about and track progress to meeting goals? What does effective business leadership look like given the challenges facing companies today? We’ll answer these questions and more at the 18th Annual Sustainable Business & Social Impact (SBSI) Conference.
How are businesses innovative approaches internally to drive organizational change, become more sustainable, and generate quantifiable impact?
As access to water becomes more fraught, how are vulnerable communities adapting and what role can businesses play in creating resiliency?
How are innovative healthcare products, services, and business models improving access, cost, and quality of healthcare in emerging markets?
How can social procurement be leveraged to build more resilient supply chains while empowering SMEs and supporting livelihoods in emerging markets?
Need more information or have questions?
Reach out to Katherine Butler-Dines (katherine.butlerdines@duke.edu).