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The not-for-orofit foundation supports and enables business and their leaders to contribute positively to society and our world, through research, education and practice. The Institute for Business Sustainability is an initiative launched by the foundation. It is the research home of Thomas Dyllick and Katrin Muff who combine more than half a century of knowledge and thought leadership in the domains of business sustainability, personal and organizational transformation, stakeholder engagement and sustainability business strategy. The Institute also hosts the highly successful Diploma of Advanced Sustainability (DAS) - see more on www.DAS.education, a program that has attracted since 2011 more than 100 extraordinary changemakers across all sectors and industries. They often meet and exchange best practices on www.PositiveImpact.Space - join them if you want.

The Institute for Business Sustainability is an independent, impact-oriented education, research and consulting space with the purpose to provide inspirational frameworks to purpose-driven projects serving nature and society.    The Institute for Business Sustainability is directed by Dr. Katrin Muff, Professor of Practice at the LUISS Business School and Prof. em. Dr. Thomas Dyllick of the University of St. Gallen. Together the two sustainability experts combine a half a century of knowledge development and thought leadership in the areas of business sustainability, leadership and organizational transformation, stakeholder engagement and sustainability business strategy.

The Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI) is a worldwide partnership of companies and business schools/learning organisations working together in a laboratory of change to develop a next generation of globally responsible leaders. The GRLI engages in thought leadership, advocacy and projects to achieve measurable impact. Founded in 2004 by EFMD and the UN Global Compact, today it comprises 769partner (member) organisations who join based on their commitment to transforming leadership development. It is a member organization, a foundation, an advanced laboratory and a movement. Over the past years the GRLI has developed the concept of global responsibility as a higher order of responsibility beyond CSR and catalysed the creation of two new academic journals (Journal of Global Responsibility and The Sustainability, Accounting, Management and Policy Journal). It’s current work includes a framework to measure global responsibility (The GRID) which has been successfully tested in a number of organisations. Current projects and activities include faculty development, the establishment of a worldwide network of local Councils for Leadership, Business Summits, Academic Conferences, research into the Corporation of the 21st Century, a young ambassadors programme, blueprinting the business school of the 21st century (50+ 20 Management Education for the World

The International Board Foundation is a Swiss-based not-for-profit foundation dedicated to excellence in governance for the benefit of the individual, the organization and society by providing a global platform for professionals and academics in the field of corporate governance to network, develop and innovate. It operates the International Center of Corporate Governance, an international platform of corporate governance experts, the Swiss Board School, the leading training institution for corporate directors in Switzerland, and the Swiss Institute of Directors, the largest network of corporate directors in Switzerland, a member of the European Confederation of Directors’ Associations (ecoDa) and the Global Network of Director Institutes (GNDI).

The not-for-orofit foundation supports and enables business and their leaders to contribute positively to society and our world, through research, education and practice. The Institute for Business Sustainability is an initiative launched by the foundation. It is the research home of Thomas Dyllick and Katrin Muff who combine more than half a century of knowledge and thought leadership in the domains of business sustainability, personal and organizational transformation, stakeholder engagement and sustainability business strategy. The Institute also hosts the highly successful Diploma of Advanced Sustainability (DAS) - see more on www.DAS.education, a program that has attracted since 2011 more than 100 extraordinary changemakers across all sectors and industries. They often meet and exchange best practices on www.PositiveImpact.Space - join them if you want.

The Institute for Business Sustainability is an independent, impact-oriented education, research and consulting space with the purpose to provide inspirational frameworks to purpose-driven projects serving nature and society.    The Institute for Business Sustainability is directed by Dr. Katrin Muff, Professor of Practice at the LUISS Business School and Prof. em. Dr. Thomas Dyllick of the University of St. Gallen. Together the two sustainability experts combine a half a century of knowledge development and thought leadership in the areas of business sustainability, leadership and organizational transformation, stakeholder engagement and sustainability business strategy.

The Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI) is a worldwide partnership of companies and business schools/learning organisations working together in a laboratory of change to develop a next generation of globally responsible leaders. The GRLI engages in thought leadership, advocacy and projects to achieve measurable impact. Founded in 2004 by EFMD and the UN Global Compact, today it comprises 769partner (member) organisations who join based on their commitment to transforming leadership development. It is a member organization, a foundation, an advanced laboratory and a movement. Over the past years the GRLI has developed the concept of global responsibility as a higher order of responsibility beyond CSR and catalysed the creation of two new academic journals (Journal of Global Responsibility and The Sustainability, Accounting, Management and Policy Journal). It’s current work includes a framework to measure global responsibility (The GRID) which has been successfully tested in a number of organisations. Current projects and activities include faculty development, the establishment of a worldwide network of local Councils for Leadership, Business Summits, Academic Conferences, research into the Corporation of the 21st Century, a young ambassadors programme, blueprinting the business school of the 21st century (50+ 20 Management Education for the World