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Shaping A Sustainable Future: A New Online Course Dedicated To Green Infrastructure
Published on 10 November 2021Grenoble Ecole de Management launches 'Shaping a Sustainable Future with Green Infrastructure ' a 5-week free online course developed by the Territories in Transition Chair, as part of its participation in the European project LUIGI, to help...
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Zero Waste: GEM Declares War on Disposable Items!
Published on 07 October 2021Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), the 1st Major Business School to become a Société à Mission1, has fought against global warming: one of its 5 major commitments. The Grenoble School is continuing its quest for a zero-waste campus, which they...
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CSR: GEM Promotes the Commitment of Its Students
Published on 28 September 2021Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) is launching the "Sustainability Passports" program from September 27, 2021. The aim is to promote students' understanding and commitment with regards to climate and societal emergencies, in line with the 5 major...
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Back-to-School Challenge 2021: GEM Students Launch into Space
Published on 13 September 2021Smartfiction, dystopia, and experimentation with societal challenges linked to technology, all in a classroom setting: this is what the 700 first-year students in GEM's Grande Ecole Program experienced for 10 days from September 13. For the start of...
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Confirmed as a global school of impact, GEM moves up one category (4 out of 5)
Published on 17 June 2021Grenoble Ecole de Management, which is the First French ‘Grande Ecole’ Business School to make a statutory commitment to become a “Société à Mission”, was already recognised in 2020 as one of the 30 business schools in the world with a positive...
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Sharing experiences: embarking upon and developing a sustainable approach
Published on 14 June 2021As Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) asserts its commitment to becoming a société à mission, Jaclyn Rosebrook-Collignon, Head of Sustainability and Global Responsibility at GEM, talks about the tools (and difficulties!) for creating a sustainable,...