Alexandra Huhta’s student blog text from Master’s degree programme of Sustainability Leadership. “Sustainability is not a luxury; it is a basic human right.” This quote by Jim McClelland, which I came across in one of the peer-reviewed articles I read during my master’s studies, has stayed with me ever since and continuously influences how I […]

Sital Pokhrel’s student blog text from Master’s degree programme of Sustainability Leadership. Every individual journey starts with that single spark. For me that spark came when I was pursuing Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BBA). I vividly remember attending a seminar which shaped my future education and professional journey. In that seminar, I got opportunity […]

Adeepa Chandrawansa’s student blog text from Master’s degree programme of Sustainability Leadership. My professional life revolved around quality management, operational efficiency, financial performance, customer satisfaction and strategic management for more than a decade. With an Entrepreneurship and Management bachelor’s degree along with 11 years professional experience in the Revenue Cycle management industry , I expertise […]

Krista Leppänen’s blog text on the circular economy in sustainability reporting. The emergence of the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has sparked discussions about its impact on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). While direct impacts on SMEs are waiting in the future, some indirect requirements might be surprisingly close. Set to take effect […]

Krista Leppänen’s blog text on the circular economy in sustainability reporting. In recent years, we’ve seen an increase in corporate sustainability reporting, with more companies highlighting their efforts to be responsible. However, despite its growing importance, circular economy (CE) is still not as present in these reports as it should be. Dagiliene et al. (2020) […]

Hanna Lehtimäki’s blog text on the World Economy Forum.