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Dear members and friends of IHMA,

Please join us for an engaging discussion on Cross-Sector Partnerships and Leadership Towards Climate Action, with our esteemed speaker: Dr. Mette Morsing.

Date & Time: Friday, November 22, 12-1pm ET 

Please register HERE in advance!

Bio:

Mette Morsing is Professor of Business Sustainability and Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Leading a team of scholars committed to achieving Net Zero and the UN SDGs through interdisciplinary, international and impactful teaching and research. She also serves on numerous Councils and Advisory Boards Worldwide (USA, Europe, Asia, China, UK)

She previously served the United Nations, New York (USA), where she led Principles for Management Education, the UN’s largest initiative responsible management education with over 800 universities and business schools to transform leadership education towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Her research has won international awards and recognition, and she is an invited author, researcher and speaker globally. Having published extensively in some of the world’s most highly regarded academic journals on business and sustainability and recently co-edited the textbook “Corporate Sustainability: Managing Responsible Business in a Globalised World”

About Erica Steckler:

Erica Steckler, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Management and Co-Director of the Donahue Center for Business Ethics and Social Responsibility in the Manning School of Business at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. In 2016 Erica launched the IHMA Necessary Conversations Research Forum and is honored to facilitate these important discussions. Her scholarship includes conceptual and empirical work on sustainability, corporate responsibility, organizational authenticity, social entrepreneurship and change, business ethics, and humanistic management. Her work advances an understanding of key dynamics and timely opportunities for positive transformation among organizations, organizational leadership, and stakeholders in global social issue contexts. Published in influential management journals and edited volumes, her research has been recognized with awards and honors. She currently serves as Associate Editor at Business and Society Review, member of the governance team of the Social Issues in Management Division of the Academy of Management, and has contributed in founding leadership roles within the International Humanistic Management Association. Erica strives to steward humanistic management and sustainable development in honor of humanity and nature and in celebration of future generations, including her three children.