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China BELL Conference 2002: MBA professors pave the way for a sustainable China Representatives from over half of China’s 62 accredited MBA programs joined industry, government and non-profit organizations at WRI’s China BELL 2002 to discuss the role of management education in reconciling development with sustainability. |
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Green Power Market Development Group announces projects and holds congressional briefing Four of the GPMDG's corporate partners, GM, IBM, Johnson & Johnson and Kinko's, announced green power purchases and projects in Philadelphia on June 11. |
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Denis Hayes to Keynote; theme is "Informing Environmental Decision-Making: Blending Science and Policy with Management." |
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New Ventures project launched in China Project launched at April China BELL conference. |
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A user-friendly guide based on the WRI office experience. |
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International consulting projects for MBAs: Upcoming fall semester Sneak preview of next fall's projects. |
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Guest Column: Alan Reichert, Cleveland State University For its first Guest Column, EnviroLink invited Alan Reichert, Professor of Finance at the Nance College of Business at Cleveland State University, to outline his school's environmental programs, projects and curricula. |
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