Ever wondered what it’s like to bridge business and environmental leadership at Yale? Follow along as Emma Thornton (MBA/MEM ’27) takes us through a day in her life—balancing classes on silviculture and corporate sustainability, study breaks at her favorite spots, and a cozy East Rock potluck with friends. Wondering if the SOM/YSE Joint Degree Program right for you? Learn more about the program and see Emma's full day in photos and more: https://lnkd.in/eGN_XNwZ #SOM #YSE #JointDegree #Yale #yaleenvironment #yalebusiness
Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY)
高等教育
New Haven，CT 5,616 位关注者
Inspiring, supporting, and accelerating the transition to a just and thriving world.
关于我们
Our mission is to inspire, support, and accelerate the transition to a just and thriving world. We connect people, ideas, and resources to foster business and cross-sector solutions to global challenges.
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https://cbey.yale.edu/
Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY)的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 高等教育
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- 11-50 人
- 总部
- New Haven，CT
- 创立
- 2004
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195 Prospect Street
US，CT，New Haven，06511
Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY)员工
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Today’s business schools were designed for a world that no longer exists. That needs to change. On March 26th we'll host a conversation between Andy Hoffman, author of Business School and the Noble Purpose and Professor of Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan & Vincent Stanley, CBEY resident fellow and Director of Philosophy at Patagonia. They'll discuss the current gaps in curriculum and what’s needed to 1) rethink shareholder capitalism and serve society’s needs 2) amend curriculum and pedagogy, and 3) bring a new spirit and sensibility to business school. Learn more and register to attend today! https://lnkd.in/ei49suZM
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Ready to up-skill your abilities to drive meaningful change in the #CleanEnergy transition? Apply today for the #FDCE program and join a global network of clean energy professionals, including Joselyne Del Rosario, FDCE ‘25. Joselyne, an entrepreneur tackling the critical need for capital in clean energy projects, shares her experience in the program. Hear her story, then learn more at cbey.yale.edu/FDCE. Applications for the 2025-2026 cohort are open until March 30th! #CleanEnergy #FDCE #ProfessionalGrowth #OnlineCertificate
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Call for abstracts! We are currently inviting submissions for studies that address sustainable fashion consumption themes! Papers could be at different stages of completion, research-in-progress is welcome. Abstracts will be selected for the Symposium on a competitive basis. Learn more and upload your abstract here https://lnkd.in/eavUUkRt
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Yale alumni Chris Larson (SOM '09), Spenser Shadle (YSE/SOM '13), and Jessamine Fitzpatrick (YSE/SOM '12), credit their time at the Yale School of Management, Yale School of the Environment, and with the Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY) with helping to shape their unique career paths. We sat down with the team to learn more and discuss how their journeys showcase the power of interdisciplinary education, professional networks, and a shared vision for sustainability. From Yale to Alder Point Capital Management, learn how these three alumni are redefining farmland & timberland investment: https://lnkd.in/eM_wJQkw
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Building on themes from the book What’s Possible: Investing NOW for Prosperous, Sustainable Neighborhoods, the New York Fed, together with the Yale Program on Social Enterprise, Innovation, and Impact; Yale Center for Business and the Environment; Yale Center for Environmental Justice; and Connecticut Green Bank; will convene a half-day conference that will spotlight promising pathways for investing in resilience and sustainable community development. With a keynote fireside featuring high-level state officials and panel discussions centered on delivering benefits from sustainability and resilience infrastructure to low- and moderate-income communities in Connecticut, the in-person event will bring the public together with prominent social sector leaders and experts at Yale. The conversations will dovetail with the Yale Economic Development Symposium the following day, March 28th. You can learn more and register here today! https://lnkd.in/g7QE_E3R
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For many, this is a time of upheaval and uncertainty. Many people are facing job transitions and career shifts, some chosen, some imposed. CBEY's resident fellow and independent coach, Peter Boyd really wants to support people to take as much control of the next step as possible. Peter will provide tools that he has shared with hundreds of Yale students and seasoned executives to help you assess what is important for you in crafting your next position, to get a clearer sense of your purpose, and to create your own distinct (and by-definition-less-crowded) path to get there. You can register here today! https://lnkd.in/e55hTXPa
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Join us on Monday, March 3rd for Unlocking Brand-Supplier Collaboration to Accelerate Decarbonization in the Fashion Industry, a panel bringing together suppliers and fashion brand leaders to explore the critical role of collaboration in driving meaningful change. Learn more and register to attend here https://heyor.ca/IYcnD3
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This. This is what inspires us. This keeps us optimistic. We need more of this!
CEO/Founder at Cambium | Yale Forestry | Forbes 30 under 30 | TEDx Speaker | Fast Co Most Innovative | TIME Best Invention 2024
7 years ago I walked into the Yale School of Management for the first time as a 22 year old Forestry student--this past week I walked in to teach 100+ first year MBAs about our company. On my first day of gradschool, I wore my NOLS Wilderness Medicine hoodie, and felt completely out of place. I sat in class, decidedly underdressed and nervous--what was I doing here? The first person I talked to had been an executive at Facebook--I had previously been an undergrad student who worked in landscaping. But, she asked me if I wanted to be her peer coach. I said yes, and managed to avoid saying I'd graduated barely a month before--what would I coach her on? As I started to work on Cambium over the next few years, I heard unanimous chorus highlighting why it would not work: "It is too complicated", "you'll never compete on price if your products are also doing good", "you've never built a business before"...etc. And the truth is, at the time I really did not know how to do it. I still don't. Accepting that, accepting that I do not have all the answers, is one of the most important things I've learned. Even though I lacked experience, I still can be a great listener and a great peer coach. In the past, I used to feel deeply insecure about my inexperience, and it would result in me trying to prove myself--that never goes well as a leader! I now know that my effectiveness as a leader comes from my ability to evaluate information, not from having all of it. Cambium now has over 30 employees, and it was surreal to teach a business ops class with the amazing Paul Timmins--I couldn't be more proud to work with and learn from him everyday. Big thank you to Lesley Meng for teaching Marisa Repka and I everything we know about ops and having us back! If you want to learn how building forestry technology relates to Tinder...you'll have to come to the next talk!
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We are excited to help support the 9th Biennial Yale Food Systems Symposium, Healing Harvest: Transforming Food Systems for Tomorrow. This symposium will convene cross-disciplinary leaders and thinkers to explore food systems’ capacity to heal communities, economies, ecologies, and human bodies. Leaders across various sectors will share how they are transforming food systems to benefit the health of our society, along with the human and non-human life that depend on it. Learn more and register here today https://heyor.ca/LJf5F6
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