New for 2024, our Sustainability Professional Network officially launched at the annual MBA Alumni
Conference which focused on the theme of: Redefining Sustainability: Embracing Transformative
Change for a More Sustainable Future.
Sustainability is now a strategic imperative, with an ethically-minded public demanding that
businesses make a stand to help society and preserve the planet. The Sustainability Professional
Network is here to drive meaningful change.
Face-to-Face Events: Connect with like-minded professionals and academics to discuss a wide range
of sustainability topics.
Webinars: Join our thought-provoking webinars, where experienced experts share their knowledge
and insights.
Our academics lead ground-breaking research, providing practical insights for organisations of all
sizes. Together, we’re making progress toward the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Read
more about our research Sustainability | Our Expertise | Warwick Business School
Research by Ivo Vlaev at Warwick Business School reveals the vital importance of threatened indigenous communities to conservation.
The last UK coal-fired power station at Ratfcliffe-on-Soar has closed. Michael Bradshaw and Louis Fletcher warn ditching gas won't be as easy.
Haley Beer explains how firms can measure and improve their social impact after leading a Q&A panel on sustainability at the MBA Alumni Conference.
Isabel Fischer explores whether AI can be trusted to make suggestions on sustainability that truly reflect human views.
Christian Stadler explores why Exxon is outperforming Shell despite the latter investing more in renewables - and what that means for the energy transition.
Louis Fletcher reveals why the UK should focus on reducing demand rather than increasing supply to ensure energy security.
Earth Day: Michael Bradshaw reveals how the Ukraine war affected European energy security and the role of gas in the green transition.
Michael Bradshaw explores the role of liquified gas in the energy transition after US President Joe Biden pauses new export licences,
A net zero world may be more peaceful, but politicians face siginficant geopolitical challenges to get there, Michael Bradshaw warns.
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