Includes:

• 6 Microlearning Sessions

• 224 min. of Experiential Content

• 76 Learning Actions

• Group Discussions & Sharing

• Offline Access

• Lifetime Access via Mobile and Web

• Digital Certificate shareable on LinkedIn

About the Curator:

Multi-book author via multiple publishers, with publishing contracts two years in advance, Dr. Meadows also writes for Forbes, CIO Outlook, HRM Asia, and others.

Awarded as one of Asia's Top-10 Women in IT, Dr. Meadows leads an Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center at S P Jain School of Global Management — a Forbes Top-20 International Business School -- creating growth initiatives at the intersection of IT, business strategy, and design.

She has designed and delivered executive education independently and with leading business schools like INSEAD, AIM, NUS, and SMU. Her research, teaching, consulting, and coaching span Design Thinking, Leadership, Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Sustainability, and the Future of Work (FoW) and Education (FoE).

She co-founded and chairs a corporation working for tiger conservation, ecologically- and socially-sensitive economic growth (sustainability), and people programs. Holding a Doctorate in Business Administration & IT from Harvard Business School, Dr. Meadows has over 20 years’ experience in Asia, Europe, and North America as a consultant, coach, entrepreneur, eBusiness builder, innovation lab co-founder, and Accenture IT & Business Strategy consultant.  

What is this 'Microlearning Course' about?

Sustainability and ESG are hot topics right now – and with good reason. But how can we integrate economy and ecology in ways that benefit both? This program introduces you to a particular enterprise that does so, key facts and figures, analysis examples, and a management framework. Initiatives that both serve people and gain their support are presented, along with entrepreneurial insights and reflective questions to help you apply these ideas to your own situation.

What will you take away?

• Understand how to use economic analyses and management frameworks as tools to protect and manage our environment

• Learn why species, environment, and people must thrive together if they’ll survive at all

• Explore how to manage diversity and gain support from multiple stakeholders for common good

• Clarify sustainability concepts like ESG, CSR, NPO, NGO, charity, triple bottom line, and more

• Deepen your understanding of the entrepreneurial process and pitfalls

• Generate potential initiatives to apply in your own situation

Who is this course designed for?

• Corporate executives involved in sustainability, ESG, and CSR

• Foundation and philanthropic executives and impact investors o Government and other conservation executives managing endangered species, environment, and/or infrastructure that impacts wildlife and the environment

• Social entrepreneurs and leaders/managers of NPO’s, NGO’s, charities, or frontier/rural businesses

• Individuals who care about these issues and would like to get involved