Business and sustainability
Business-leading UDM alumni and College of Business Administration faculty discuss the topic, "Sustainability creates business value," at a forum during the College's 2010 Alumni Week.
As discussed at the forum, sustainability means striking a productive balance between the short-term health and the long-term viability of an enterprise. Sustainability has become equated to environmentalism, but it is much more. The purpose of the forum was to explore the case that sustainability can create measurable value for an enterprise and its stakeholders.
David Stangis '87, on sustainability and business
Keynote address at the forum, Sustainability creates business value, by David Stangis '87, vice president for Corporate Social Responsibility at Campbell Soup Company.
Andy Acho '67, on sustainability and business
Presentation at the forum, Sustainability creates business value, by Andy Acho '67, retired Worldwide Director of Environmental Outreach and Strategy, Ford Motor Company.
Daniel Saint '89, on sustainability and business
Panel presentation at the forum, Sustainability creates business value, by Daniel Saint '89, managing director of Jefferson Wells.
Logan Robinson on sustainability and business
Presentation at the forum, Sustainability creates business value, by Logan Robinson, distinguished visiting professor at UDM School of Law.
Gerald Cavanagh, S.J. on sustainability and business
Presentation at the forum, Sustainability creates business value, by Gerald Cavangh, S.J., professor of Business Administration and Charles T. Fisher Endowed Chair in Business Ethics.
