Category Archives: Uncategorized

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 →

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 →

ALSB ELSS.

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 →

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 →

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 →

The Times of India and Science Daily are among news sources citing to our research on the link between companies’ green reputations and their employees’ morale!

In case you missed this: our global first in the arena of sustainability reporting got some coverage by Cindy Mehallow in a major CSR blog: Triple Pundit; our sustainability report was also highlighted in this CSR Minute video from 3BL Media.  Finally, you can see … Continue reading →

So it’s 1/1/11… we should start the year getting inspired, right?  Taking stock of trends, where we are, where we want to go this year (and beyond), setting our goals, and getting our bearings. During my New Year’s Day jog … Continue reading →

Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, you may find this interesting and/or an intriguing business opportunity, just when you may have thought it was too late to come up with your own green business: it looks like no company is … Continue reading →