MIT Innovations in Management Conference
Strategies for Sustainable Business Practice
Dec. 5-6, 2007
DAY 1
Welcome and Introduction:
Karl Koster, Director, MIT Office of Corporate Relations/Industrial Liaison Program
Opening Remarks:
David Schmittlein, John C Head III Dean, MIT Sloan School of Management
SESSION I: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Opportunities in Energy
John Sterman
Jay W. Forrester Professor of Management
Director of MIT's System Dynamics Group
MIT Sloan School of Management
Energy for a Sustainable World (PDF)
Emanuel M. Sachs
Fred Fort Flowers ’41 and Daniel Fort Flowers ’41 Professor of Engineering
MIT Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity
Opportunities in Supply Chain Management
Opportunities in Infrastructure and the Built Environment
Lunch
Welcome and Introduction
Steven D. Eppinger, Deputy Dean, MIT Sloan School of Mangement
General Motors Professor of Management Science and Engineering Systems
Climate Change: Citi's Initiatives Around Carbon Risks and Opportunities
John Clapp, Director, Power Industry Specialist
Global Power
Citigroup Corporate and Investment Bank
SESSION II: CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS
Concurrent Workshops in Opportunities in Supply Chain, Energy, and Infrastructure
SESSION III: GENERAL SESSION
Session Reports
Getting There from Here: Sustainable Solutions for Transportation
DAY 2
Opening Remarks:
Richard M. Locke, Alvin J. Siteman Professor of Entrepreneurship and Political Science, MIT Sloan School of Management
SESSION IV: MOBILIZING THE ORGANIZATION
Strategy and Sustainability
Rebecca M. Henderson
Eastman Kodak LFM Professor of Management
MIT Sloan School of Management
Strategy & Sustainability (PDF)
Strategy and Sustainability: Panel Discussion
Wayne Balta
Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Public Safety
IBM Corporation
Mark Buckley
VP Environmental Affairs
Staples
Strategies for Sustainable Business Practices (PDF)
Kevin Moss
Head of Corporate Social Responsibility
BT Global Services
Implementing Sustainable Strategies (PDF)
Moderator: Peter Senge
Senior Lecturer
Chairman, Society for Organizational Learning
MIT Sloan School of Management