The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business is set to host the annual ClimateCAP Summit on Feb. 9-10, 2024. This event, themed “Sustainability in Motion,” will convene over 500 MBA students and business leaders to discuss climate implications and innovative solutions in business. Topics include the future of mobility, greenwashing, regenerative food systems, and more, focusing on sustainable and equitable business practices.
Sharon Matusik, the school’s dean, emphasizes the summit’s role in addressing climate change through education and research. The event aims to equip future business leaders with the necessary skills to manage climate risks and opportunities. MBA/MS student Nick Rojas highlights the importance of the private sector’s involvement in creating a sustainable society.
The summit reflects the energy and enthusiasm needed to address the climate crisis, especially following recent legislative developments like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act. It presents an opportunity for MBA students to engage actively in the fight against climate change.
For more information, visit climatecap.org.
About Michigan Ross: Michigan Ross is renowned for its commitment to using business as a vehicle for positive change. Offering a range of academic and executive education programs, the school is consistently ranked among the world’s leading business schools.
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