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MB 605 (SF) - Strategic Management of the Sustainable Enterprise

In the 21st century, sustainability is a strategic issue central to competitive advantage in a global, interconnected, and technologically driven world.  Managing for current needs without compromising the future requires adding environmental and social considerations to traditional economic performance and being able to make a business case for it. This course explores the concepts of strategic management and leadership through the pragmatic lens of sustainability.  Exploration will cover opportunities and threats, risk orientation, reporting to stakeholders, innovation, and related organizational considerations necessary to achieve sustainability. 

This is a Sustainability-Focused (SF) course.

Prerequisites & Notes
This is the Leadership MBA capstone course.

Assignment Overview
Interactivity: Weekly graded discussions, reflection journals

Final Assessment: Final Paper

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following: 

  • Define sustainability and its relationship to business
  • Examine global pressures for a strategic approach to sustainability. 
  • Apply concepts of strategic management to sustainable enterprises.   
  • Integrate sustainability considerations with internal processes and systems.  


Credits: 3


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