Envirolink, Envirolink, Spring/2004, Volume 13, Number 2




Spring 2004, Volume 13, Number 2

School Spotlight

BELL shines the spotlight on the MBA program at INCAE.
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Located in Alajuela, Costa Rica, INCAE is a unique business school where development in Latin America is its overall mission. Given the importance of the natural resource base for this region's development, INCAE's incorporation of sustainability topics into the core curriculum is crucial. Learn more about INCAE's program on the Beyond Grey Pinstripes website.

EnviroLink is made possible through the generous support of ALCOA Foundation, the BELL 2005 Network sponsor.

BELL Network News

BELL 2004 Conference Just Around the Corner!
Conference to be held in Chicago at IIT from July 22-24. Register today!

BELL Hires Mark Milstein as New Director. Milstein comes to WRI from UNC's Kenan-Flagler program.

Business School Accountability Project Update. Four companies call for tomorrow's skill set.

EEC Projects Launched in Latin America. Funded by an Alcoa Foundation Grant.

Business Education News

Online Case Resource. Request for Contributions!

Student Pledge on Environmental Impact.
"Graduation Pledge of Social and Environmental Responsibility;" seeks signatories and campus organizers.

Other WRI News

2004 WRI Summit Focused on Tomorrow's Markets
Find presentations by CK Prahalad, the CFO of Citigroup and all other speakers at http://summit.wri.org.

Three Green Companies Win Awards at First Andean New Ventures Forum.

EnviroLink is a business education newsletter for people who are interested in training sustainability to the next generation of business leaders. This newsletter is published quarterly by WRI's Sustainable Enterprise Program BELL (Business-Environment Learning and Leadership) project. To subscribe or unsubscribe from this newsletter, please send your request to awassan@wri.org.

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