Date:
Thursday, June 14, 2018, 8:30am to 5:00pm
Location:
Harvard Business School, Chao Hall 120
Megan Epler Wood will be speaking on the sustainability metrics for the international tourism industry from 2:05pm to 3:20pm at this full day conference.
The Metrics & Indexes session will host the following experts:
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Megan Epler Wood (Harvard Chan School of Public Health)
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Hugh Gorman (Michigan Technological University)
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George Serafeim (Harvard Business School)
Convener: John Ehrenfeld (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
The conference will address four interrelated roadblocks and four corresponding research questions:
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The roadblock of capital markets and quarterly capitalism. Can public companies ever be sustainable?
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The roadblock of metrics. How can the distorting impact of metrics and indexes be overcome?
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The roadblock of the lack of green consumers. How can consumers be encouraged to be more willing to pay for sustainability?
- The roadblock of public policy. How can governmental inclinations to prioritize things other than sustainability be overcome?
For more information, please visit the Harvard Business School's website.