2007 Special Report on Corporate Responsibility and Global Education
Following the pioneering collaboration in 2006, EABIS and Ethical Corporation have launched the 2nd Special 
Report on Corporate Responsibility and Global Education.
The Special Report is a cutting edge report that shines light onto the
state of the art of corporate responsibility mainstreaming in executive
education worldwide.
The international unveiling of the EABIS-Ethical Corporation Special Issue took place at the RESPONSE Project
final conference in front of an audience of global executives and
senior representatives from the EU Commission, multinational companies,
academic institutions and stakeholder groups.
At the launch event Elena Bonfiglioli (Director Corporate Citizenship, Microsoft EMEA & Chair of EABIS’ Business Network), Prof. Luk van Wassenhove (Director of INSEAD’s Centre for Social Innovation) and John Russell,
(Managing Editor, Ethical Corporation) offered leading perspectives on
current and future corporate priorities and insights offered by the
Special Report.
How Business Schools Address Emerging Executive Needs and Priorities
Featuring surveys, interviews with and inputs from leading figures
in European and international Business Schools, the report breaks new
ground in examining the innovations taking place in global management
development to reflect the profound changes in corporate practice and
strategy accelerated by globalisation. In keeping with EABIS historic
focus on relevance and rigour, the report will serve as an important
reference point for all stakeholders with a vested interest in
corporate responsibility and executive learning.
The Special Report delivers a clear understanding of the change
catalysts within executive learning and outlines how institutions are
attempting to reflect the growing demand from business for corporate
responsibility issues to be taught in the mainstream curriculum. The
EABIS and Ethical Corporation Special Report is therefore a timely and
vital review of what management education is doing to equip current and
future business leaders with the new skills and competencies required
for ethical, sustainable and profitable management.
The full report can be downloaded.
For additional information on the Ethical Corporation Magazine please visit the Ethical Corporation website.
