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About Adam Sulkowski

Babson Presidential Scholar, Professor of Law and Sustainability, specializing in research and teaching on extreme entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship in extreme environments, sustainable business, corporate social responsibility (CSR), sustainability reporting, integrated reporting, and corporate and environmental law.

Blue States = Better for Business? Or the HQs of Better Businesses? Surprise! U.S. Businesses Elect Ultra-Blue States as Best HQ Locations, 7:1 (vs. Ultra-Red States)

Are blue states or red states better for business?  Where would you locate the headquarters (HQ) of your company?  Are businesses in Democratic vs. Republican-leaning states more sustainable?  More responsible?  More ethical & transparent?  What do the numbers tell us? … Continue reading

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Trafigura: let’s see where we go from here?

Trafigura, the $122 billion commodities trading company, is growing fast. With that growth has come tough choices – often under immense pressure, but where is the company going in the future? This July in Mongolia, Pierre Lorinet, Trafigura’s CFO, commented on … Continue reading

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Russian Green Building: Potemkin village or nascent phase?

July 3, 2012, early pm, Moscow, Russia: as I write this, I am at a building supply company in the middle of a meeting of players in the green building industry including Guy Eames, CEO and Co-Founder of the Russian … Continue reading

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June 6, 2012: Sustainability Seminar at RBS Global Operations Hub in Warsaw, Poland

June 6, 2012, Warsaw, Poland: I had the pleasure of delivering a seminar on sustainable business at the Global Operations Hub of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).  Beyond covering major trends, key concepts and illustrative examples, we also discussed the … Continue reading

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August update: A Distinguished Case Study, Master Teacher Recognition and Discussion and Tour of Grand Isle, LA.

Sid Wainer & Son: a Growing Realization, a case study coauthored with recent UMass Dartmouth Honors graduate Nicholas Vardaro, has not only been accepted into the proceedings of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB), it also won a … Continue reading

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Net Impact UMass Dartmouth attains gold status!

Net Impact UMass Dartmouth recently attained gold status, placing us on a list of the top 25 graduate chapters in the world.  Net Impact is a global organization whose student and professional members make the world better through their careers. … Continue reading

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May 25 Webinar registration info

This is the next online forum in which I’ll be speaking – with registration info, etc. This is their official announcement: LEARNING BY DOING: Measuring Campus Sustainability Wednesday, May 25, 2011 11AM-12:15PM EDT ISOS Group, an international sustainability consulting group … Continue reading

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End-of-April update: what do The Royal Wedding, NACUBO, ISOS Group, Earth Day, and UMass Dartmouth have in common?

April 2011 – what a month!  In typing this update, I realized that there’s a connection between organizations with whom I’ve been involved and the world’s big marital news story of the week: The Royal Wedding of HRH Prince William … Continue reading

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End-of-Feb-2011 update: thank you Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CRD Analytics, GRI Focal Point USA, and folks in the media!

THANK YOU, CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO!  A big THANKS to the students, faculty, and other community members of California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo‘s Orfalea College of Business for their warm hospitality and pleasurable discussions of how sustainable business practices … Continue reading

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