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Third International Symposium Held in Dubrovnik on October 3 & 4, 2008

The American College of Management and Technology and the Environmental Management Leadership Initiative co-hosted the third International Environmental Management Leadership Symposium on the 3rd and 4th of October in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Keynote speakers for the event included Dr. N. Ružinski, State Secretary for Environmental Protection from the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Physical Planning and Construction, who discussed [...]

Welcome Home, Environmental Manager (Click heading to add comments.)

For those new to EnvironmentalManager.org, it may sound a bit presumptuous to be welcomed home on your first visit, but this is a website developed by and for environmental managers and the profession of environmental management and you are welcome here. If you are a professional environmental manager, then you are invited to participate in this collaboration to [...]

Papers

Codes of Practice Abstract Title click Environmental Sustainability and Corporate Strategy: Why a Firm’s “Chief Environmental Officer” Should Be Its CEO click Ethics, Economics, and Environmental Management click Ethics: Essence For Sustainability click Academy of Board Certified Environmental Professionals click The Man–Nature Relationship and Environmental Ethics click The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment click The Chartered Institution [...]

Corvinus Symposium Conclusions

An alternate offering of this summary can be found HERE Venue: Corvinus Symposium, June 23-24, 2008 Workshop Topic: The Environmental Management Skill Set: A balance between engineering/science and management. Workshop Moderator: Scott Wolcott Summary: It was proposed that the question, “What is the appropriate balance of skills?” be addressed by first identifying beneficial skill sets an engineer/scientist and business manager might [...]

Corvinus Symposium Conclusions

This summary is also available as a Word Document Overview The workshop was moderated by CUB graduate student and assistant professor Simon Milton and was attended by one practicing environmental management professional, a number of graduate students from environmental management programs and one member of department faculty. Participants: Moderator: Simon Milton: Simon.milton@uni-corvinus.hu 1) Anna Szechy Anna.szechy@uni-corvinus.hu 2) Szilvia Gartner sgartner@denso.hu 3) Laura Baritz laura@hcbc.hu 4) Prof. [...]

Corvinus Symposium Conclusions

Conclusions of the Workshop on Environmental Management Systems Environmental Management Systems have been around since the middle ofthe 1990’s and became mainstream tools of managing environmental issuesin the corporate sector since then. There have been much researchrelating to the motivation factors and barriers/benefits and costs ofmanagement systems. Motivation factors to implement an EMS include thepush [...]

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Corvinus Symposium Conclusions

This workshop on the goals of the environmental manager focused on the concept of a unifying, or profession-wide goal for the environmental management profession. At the previous Environmental Management Leadership symposium held at RIT in May, 2008, a hypothesis was proposed that stated that environmental sustainability is the ultimate goal of the environmental manager; after [...]

Corvinus Symposium powerpoint

Attached you will find the powerpoint containing the conclusions of the Eco-Efficiency workshop from the Corvinus Symposium. Click HERE

Corvinus University Symposium Conclusions- EM in Workplace

Click here for word document summary of conclusions. Findings of 2nd Environmental Leadership Symposium- EM in Workplace Comments are welcome.