Vol. I No. 10  AUGUST, 2008
Aspen Institute Center For Business Education: Preparing leaders for social and environmental stewardship. E-newsletter

Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by our exhibition booth at the Academy of Management conference in Anaheim, CA last month!  It was a pleasure catching up with old friends and meeting new ones.  The winner of the raffle for an iPod Shuffle is Dr. Min-Dong Paul Lee, Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida's College of Business -- congratulations!
Spotlight On...
GuideGuide to Socially Responsible MBA Programs: 2008-2009
Aspen CBE's first ever Guide is now available  for purchase electronically. You can also purchase a hard copy from Amazon.com.

CBE Annoucements
EABIS Conference: The Center for Business Education will be at Cranfield University for EABIS' 7th Annual Colloquium
 
Rich Leimsider, Director of the Aspen Institute Center for Business Education, will be representing CBE at the EABIS 2008 Colloquium at Cranfield University.  Read more about the upcoming conference here.
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WEB-CONFERENCE:  Join this live CasePlace.org web-tutorial: For faculty new to CasePlace.org and CBE

On September 16, 2008, from 1:00-1:20pm EST, Faculty members are invited to join Aspen CBE staff for a live web-conference. 

This is a chance to interact with Center staff and learn about CasePlace.org, the leading website for MBA teaching materials that focus on environmental and social issues.  Email Alex Roberts to reserve a spot for yourself!
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CONFERENCE: From the Center for Business Education's Stakeholder Marketing Consortium

Aspen CBE's Stakeholder Marketing Consortium will host its second conference on October 2 and 3 at Boston University.  The Consortium is a forum for innovative research and collaboration among leading marketing scholars and practitioners.  This year's meeting will consider questions such as:
 
- When stakeholder needs conflict how can organizations reconcile these differences?
- How can managers be motivated to consider the societal impact of marketing actions?
- What makes stakeholders skeptical about the motives of companies' actions?
 
Register here for the conference.
The Aspen Institute's Center for Business Education encourages future business leaders to innovate at the intersection of corporate profits and social impacts.  Our goal is bold and long-term: to radically re-orient the MBA degree to embrace the principles of corporate citizenship and sustainability.
CBE Original Research and Teaching Materials:
Aspen CBE Teaching Materials: Popular Cases from CasePlace.org
Aspen CBE Recent Releases: Original Research and Publications
 
Call For Papers
Special Issue of Journal of Business Venturing on "Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development"
 
This special issue call for the Journal of Business Venturing is seeking high quality conceptual and empirical submissions that explore the opportunities, threats and unique characteristics that exist in the emerging sustainable development- entrepreneurship inter-relationship.  Broad and far ranging explorations that will extend our understanding of how entrepreneurs can address a variety of energy, environmental, and social concerns are strongly encouraged. Read more here.
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