Published 01-27-04
Submitted by AccountAbility
Simon Zadek, author and founder/CEO of Accountability, will be joined by Peter Pruzan, Professor of Systems Science in the Department of Management, Philosophy & Politics at
The Copenhagen Business School. Together the group will explore questions such as:
The course is the first in the college’s 2004 “Business & Sustainability” programme. Previous participants have included senior and middle managers from some of the UK’s largest companies who all found great benefit in stepping back from the day-to-day and engaging with like-minded people from different disciplines and backgrounds. They also commented that spending ‘quality time’ with inspiring individuals, normally only heard in ‘sound-bites’ at conferences, is particularly useful.
“These courses offer a chance to learn from unique individuals who are changing the mindsets of businesses and governments, and engaged at the cutting edge of the sustainability debate with companies every day.” Jonathon Porritt, Director of Forum for the Future & Chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission.
Notes To Editors
1. Schumacher College was founded in 1991 on the conviction that a new vision is needed for society, its values and its relationship to the earth. Over the last decade the College has
become a centre of excellence with an international reputation for the inspiration, quality and breadth of its teaching. Schumacher College is a department of the Dartington Hall Trust, registered charity no. 279756
2. Simon Zadek is a founder and director of the Institute of Social & Ethical AccountAbility, www.accountability.org.uk. He sits on the board or advisory groups of the Global Alliance for Workers and Communities, the World Bank's Business Partners for Development, the
Copenhagen Centre, and the Nordic Partnership and has been nominated as a 'Global Leader of Tomorrow' by the World Economic Forum. Simon was Founding Chair of the Ethical Trading Initiative and has authored, co-authored, and co-edited numerous publications, including most recently, The Civil Corporation: the New Economy of Corporate Citizenship(Earthscan).
3. Peter Pruzan is Professor of Systems Science at the Department of Management, Philosophy & Politics, The Copenhagen Business School. He has been the president of a successful, innovative international business and has authored more than 100 articles and books on operations research, planning, systems science, business ethics, value-based management and social / ethical accounting
4. Cost including tuition and accommodation: £1400 for companies, £900 for individuals.
Places are limited so book now to avoid disappointment.
www.schumachercollege.org.uk/business
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