Financial Times: European business schools join forces to offer free climate training

Published on November 11, 2021

Cambridge Judge Business School joined seven other Europe’s leading business schools to create an alliance on training and research to tackle climate crisis. Business Schools for Climate Leadership (BS4CL) has launched at COP26 a toolkit of webinars and resources prepared by their academics.

“There are lots of businesses and lots of academics but virtually no business academics at COP26,” said Peter Tufano, Dean of Oxford Saïd. “We were missing in action and that’s what we’re trying to address. We are actively working together because the cause is bigger than our schools.”

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