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Building leadership capacity

Building leadership capacity

Our executive education programmes help senior leaders develop strategic responses to corporate sustainability challenges.

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Graduate study

Graduate study

Our graduate study courses, accredited by the University of Cambridge, help individuals to lead and influence change.

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Rewiring the Economy

Rewiring the Economy

Our ten-year plan lays the foundations for a sustainable economy through the collaboration of business, government and finance.

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CISL Network

CISL network

Our network is made up of 8,000 senior leaders representing business, the public sector and civil society in every industry and on every continent.

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Business policy leaders groups

Business and policy leaders groups

We bring together government and finance groups on key sustainability issues to identify solutions and advocate change.

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Research thought leadership

Research and thought leadership

Our research, undertaken with leading academics in Cambridge and worldwide, is channelled into practical business and policy solutions.

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International Operations

We have offices in Cambridge, Brussels and Cape Town, and delivery partners in Beijing, Chile, Melbourne and the UAE.

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Energy Policy Research Group paper commissioned by CISL is published in influential academic journal

Aug 15, 2018

14 August 2018 – Commissioned by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and first published in April 2017, the working paper on the future of the EU electricity market was published in the leading academic journal Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews.

State Street joins the Investment Leaders Group

Jul 31, 2018

31 July 2018 – State Street is the latest organisation to join the Investment Leaders Group, a body of 12 influential investors dedicated to cultivating sustainable economic development.

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