CESR Blog
Lola Lichtenstein was offered a role at Bloomberg, thanks to the skills, knowledge and values she developed through sustainability classes at Leeds that set her up for success.
Last month, students in the SRE Certificate program at Leeds spent a morning preparing meals for our unhoused neighbors and delivering them, along with other essentials, to people living along Boulder Creek. This event was CESR
听For Carlos Pe帽a (MBA 鈥19), the education he received at Leeds and the ecosystem of entrepreneurship, venture capital, and social impact he found in Boulder and Denver transformed the trajectory of his career.Carlos grew up
听Olivia Kefauver (MBA 鈥25) has spent their career working in impactful positions in a variety of industries. Now, they are听pursuing听an听MBA to drive impact at a larger scale听and become a changemaker in
The Center's for Ethics and Social Responsibility launches a new name for its longstanding successful executive education program. The new name of Sustainability and Social Impact Certificate better reflects current trends within the industry.
听Amy Halvorson (MGMT, 鈥10) has worked on sustainability for large companies like Cargill and Starbucks for almost a decade. She credits her education from Leeds, including classes like Leadership Challenges (CESR 4000), and
In late September it felt like the world descended on New York City. In some ways it did鈥攖he UN General Assembly was in town for their annual meeting. But there were also more than 6,000 people in town to participate in Climate
听After a ten-year career serving in the Army, Ethan Subra (MBA鈥25) came to Leeds last fall to pursue work in the clean energy transition, an area that would let him continue to focus on creating a positive impact through his work. He
Zhenghua 鈥淶鈥 Yang (Fin, SRE 鈥14) is the Founder and CEO of Serenity Forge, a values-driven video game development company based in Boulder. He was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2020. His games have saved lives, helped kids learn rocket science
听As organizations embrace ESG and look to be part of the solution for some of the world鈥檚 most wicked problems, as well as organizational ones, it is important to consider the role that whistleblowing plays in holding organizations to account