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Jan 17, 2024 | london.edu | Jenny Little |Áine Doris |Hannah Davies

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL People make career transitions throughout their lives; practical guidance and effective sponsorship can ease their path to the next stage Equality Leadership Sponsorship Herminia Ibarra always wanted to be an academic.

Dec 13, 2023 | london.edu | Jenny Little |Áine Doris |Cintra Scott

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL We know toxic air is bad news. But could it cause leaders to act more abusively at work? Yes it can, says Ussama Khan’s new research Air pollution is a serious health hazard affecting people all over the world — especially already vulnerable populations in developing nations. Climate change is exacerbating the problem. In addition to one’s physical wellbeing, pollution affects mental and emotional health.

Nov 30, 2023 | london.edu | Mel Bradman |Jenny Little |Lizzie Hudson |Áine Doris

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL Xia Li merged climate science data with climate disclosure from over 2000 publicly-traded companies. What she found is a cause for concern. In 2019, the New York Times ran a piece about that most “sensitive and nuanced of agricultural products”: wine.

Nov 22, 2023 | london.edu | Tom Gosling |Jonathan Braude |Jenny Little

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL Laidlaw scholar Jiwan Dillon plans to take skills from her MBA course and use them to help transform farming in northern India Climate change Sustainability Students Growing up on a farm in Punjab, Jiwan Dhillon was immersed in the world of agriculture. Little did she know as a small girl that she would one day use technology and business skills to attempt to transform the way farming is done in northern India.

Nov 13, 2023 | london.edu | Áine Doris |Tom Gosling |Mel Bradman |Jenny Little

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL Meet the Energy & Environment Club presidents applying their learnings to one of the most pressing issues in our time: climate change Sami Walter and Elise Hoffmann had never met before they started the MBA course at London Business School, but they were drawn to study there for similar reasons. They shared a desire to pursue a business education while exploring the issues around climate change.