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The Sloan Entrepreneurs for International Development (SEID) club took its annual trek to Washington, D.C., bringing together a group of MIT Sloan students interested in learning more about international development, sustainability, and social impact.

Laura Cappellucci, MBA ’17, graduated from MIT Sloan with a Sustainability Certificate eight years ago, but that event did not end her ties to the Sustainability Initiative. Rather, it marked the beginning of a lasting relationship with global impact.

How can citizens, entrepreneurs, and engineers come together to achieve a clean energy future, especially in the absence of federal government action? This remains the central focus of David Miller’s (SB ’90, SM ’91, PhD ’07) climate tech journey.

With more than 15 years experience leading infrastructure projects across Latin America, Solangel Fernandez, SF ’25, came to MIT Sloan with a clear purpose—to innovate and accelerate the impact of sustainable development. An opportunity to fulfill that purpose came when her Sustainable Business (S-L...

During this year’s Orientation, on day one, new MIT students stepped into the shoes of global decision-makers, using the simulator to test climate policies, explore solutions, and envision the future they want to create.

The Sustainability Initiative team has returned from New York Climate Week 2025 with a reenergized belief in our global society's ability to impact climate – for the better.

Mojola Ola, EMBA ’22, is redefining energy access across Africa—and transforming the lives of the people in the country he calls home.

MIT Sloan students travelled to Washington, D.C. to explore how the most influential international development institutions bridge business and purpose: demonstrating what sustainable development can look like in practice.

At MIT Sloan, a group of MBA students launched the Systemic Investing for Social Change Working Group to bridge theory and practice in the emerging field of systemic investing — working directly with leading experts to develop new tools to enable systems change.

Jennifer Turliuk, SFMBA ’25, is harnessing the power of AI tools for climate innovators.