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MBA Basics
Developing a Leading Edge Operations Management
- Global
- English
This course teaches various analytic techniques, which will be a key tool to deal with uncertainty and big data. The course also aims to educate innovative l...
Leading Sustainable Businesses
Entry Closed
Participants will have learned all the critical aspects about sustainability and new approaches to capitalism that consider all stakeholders in the value chain, including society and the planet, as well as how important the 2030 SDGs are to defining this new capitalism.Participants should also have a clear understanding about how to lead change towards sustainability goals and implement corporate policies that can be good for all stakeholders, not just shareholders - in other words, "how a company can do well by doing good!"
Registration deadline:
Please note the following after registration.
Registrants must note that refunds cannot be granted when cancellation notification is received later than four weeks prior to the start date.Rating4.7
12 reviewsSustainability Acceleration Programs
Certificate
Businesses today are faced with the challenge of collectively redefining the corporate ecosystem by focusing on how to create shared value for all stakeholders, present and future. This program equips business leaders with the tools they need to re-organize their firms toward new ideas of economic viability through environmental protection and social equity. *Registrants of the course are required to submit a certificate of English proficiency (TOEIC score of 750 or higher) upon request.
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Topic
Global
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Business
Management
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Position
Executive
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Fee
¥200,000
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Language
English
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Format
Nagoya
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9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 - Place
- Nagoya
- Nishiki Naka, Nagoya Japan
- https://mba.nucba.ac.jp/en/access/nagoya.html
- Registration deadline
- Target
- Professionals / Almuni
Faculty
Plan
DAY 1
The business case for change
DAY 2
Driving change at scale – Moving beyond the firm
DAY 3
Purpose driven systemic change
DAY 4
Sustainable development goals and creating shared value
Cases
- Tata: Leadership with trust
- Governance and sustainability at Nike (A)
- Sustainability at IKEA
- Nestle’s creating shared value strategy
- Unilever’s new global strategy: Competing through sustainability
- Danone 2019: Global sustainability platform runs into trouble in Morocco
- BoP strategy of Essilor in India – Sustainable development through inclusive business models
Textbooks and reference materials
Textbook
- Michael Rosenberg「Strategy and Sustainability」Palgrave Macmillan（2015）Palgrave Macmillan
Additional Readings and Resource
- What is Strategy?
Professor Michael Porter, Harvard Business Review, 1996 - Sustainability strategy transforms the enterprise
Lubin, Longsworth and Russell, Balanced Scorecard Report, HBS Publishing, - Making Sustainability Profitable
Haanaes, Jurgens and Rangan, Harvard Business Review, 2013 - The Change Wheel: Elements of systemic change and how to get change rolling
Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business Review, Nov 2011
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Review
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This course was really good : one of the best I ever had at NUCB. The professor really gave equal opportunities to every participant so I really appreciated this course. His lecture was very interesting as well, mixing theory and case studies, which was perfect. I also really enjoyed all group works that were very good to share our different points of view.
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