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CEMS alumni seminar on Sustainable Business Models
An engaged alumni audience gathered at NHH in Oslo on 24 April to learn about recent CEMS and Sustainable Business Models research and practice at NHH.
The seminar combined networking with dissemination of results for the Erasmus Plus funded ‘Sustainable Business Models’ Strategic Partnership project led by NHH in collaboration with CEMS partner schools CBS and ESADE.
Fellow CEMS alumni and NHH researcher, Hussnain Bashir, joined the seminar to inform about news and latest developments in sustainability research at NHH, and to explain the activities carried out throughout the 2.5-year partnership project.
Bashir also introduced the video teaching modules developed by NHH, CBS and ESADE as part of the Sustainable Business Models project.
At the seminar, several CEMS alumni gave presentations to their fellows, where they shared their experiences of working with sustainable business models in practice.
The video teaching modules, produced by the Erasmus Plus funded project, are available through the project information portal.
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