UCLA Anderson students gain the knowledge and tools to address society’s most pressing challenges and graduate with an understanding of how positive societal impact can be achieved across all sectors, industries and functions.
Co-hosted by UCLA Anderson's Energy and Cleantech Association and Center for Impact, the Energy Innovation Conference brought together industry professionals, professors, and students to discuss the sustainability implications of our evolving world. Panels delved into the role of hydrogen, microgrids, and more.
Join us for an informative discussion with Raj Kapoor, the Co-founder and Managing Partner of Climactic. Raj will delve into the venture capital industry and climate tech - specifically what we need to get a net zero planet, how innovation can help us get there, and some example companies in the industry.
UCLA Anderson hosts the 16th annual conference bringing together the global research community for a deep dive into the cutting-edge research initiatives in the world of corporate sustainability
Combining research and practical insights, the OFG Sustainability Workshop will provide an in-depth look at corporate GHG emissions (including scope 3) amid evolving regulations. Geared towards professionals in reporting, finance, legal, and compliance, to gain crucial knowledge for measuring, disclosing, and navigating sustainability challenges.
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The clients of our Social Impact Consulting Program met with their MBA teams to start their consulting projects and provide actionable help to address strategic challenges of these mission-driven nonprofits and social enterprises
Women Change-makers: Driving Positive Societal Impact” panel session during this signature conference with this year’s theme “EMPOWER"
Loans that include a sweetener or penalty tied to ESG performance seem to induce more honest reporting
Featuring Research by Judson Caskey
Less attention to downside of nation’s carbon-neutral goals
Featuring Research by Henry L. Friedman
Seeing global crises as ongoing, rather than episodic, and applying modern supply-chain management
Featuring Research by Charles Corbett
