Local Energy, Global Urgency: Tapping into Community at DC Climate Week
We sat down with Anjali Mahadevia, a co-organizer of DC Climate Week, for a discussion on the importance of local action to address the climate crisis. The Circular Supply Chain Coalition will be featured on Day 3 of DCCW.
The Wild, Wild East
John Lynch was part of the first cohort of the MBA Enterprise Corps, which sent business school graduates to Eastern Europe after the fall of communism. Lynch describes the challenging but rewarding experience of working with Polish entrepreneurs during a pivotal historical moment, which eventually led him to start his own successful business in Poland that he still runs today.
The Global Impact of Local Actions: How Small Businesses Can Lead the Circular Economy Movement
Small businesses are driving circular economy innovation, creating sustainable systems that reduce waste while generating social and economic benefits for communities.
Building Circular Economies with PRIDE Coop
Pyxera Global and PepsiCo Foundation are working with waste collectors in India through PRIDE, a worker-owned cooperative that’s transforming lives and building a new circular economy.
Shifting the Paradigm: Industrial Decarbonization as a Pathway to Regenerative Economies
As the urgency of addressing climate change intensifies, industrial decarbonization has emerged as a critical lever in our efforts to mitigate global warming. For decades, the industrial sector has significantly contributed to greenhouse gas emissions, with 57 companies responsible for 80 percent of total global emissions since 2016. As we stand at the precipice of irreversible climate impacts, the challenge is not just reducing these emissions but fundamentally rethinking how industries operate within our global ecosystems.
MBA Enterprise Corps: Celebrating a Legacy of Impact and Lasting Friendships
60 alumni of the MBA Enterprise Corps (MBAEC) gathered in Krakow, Poland, to honor Janusz Jaworski, the Corps’ Country Director from 1991 to 1997, to celebrate the program’s profound impact and Jaworski’s leadership.
Catalytic Changemakers: William J. White Fellow Negina Habibi
Negina Habibi discusses her experience as the recipient of the William J. White Fellowship for Solvable Problems, which gives young people in underserved communities exposure to careers in social impact on a global scale.
Incubating Circularity: Social Enterprises in Action
Based on our population’s current consumption levels, sustaining our growth trajectory would require the ecological resources of 2.3 planets by 2050. How can a regenerative and equitable circular economy shift the way we collectively consume? We explore the issue with the CSR team at SAP.
