Jasjit Singh

Professor @INSEAD in #strategy and #sustainabledevelopment

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

ESG is Not Impact (an @INSEADKnowledge article)

https://t.co/7HNPKNbSQS

[INSEAD Knowledge @INSEADKnowledge]

Although #ESG is important for steering society away from impending crises, the world needs entrepreneurs, businesses and investors to go further in embracing impact.
@sjasjit
https://t.co/s38zZ8QwS6

[INSEAD Knowledge @INSEADKnowledge]

ESG efforts are ultimately driven by the “business case” and not by impact maximisation as an end goal. This is why #ESG and impact are not the same thing.
https://t.co/s38zZ8QwS6

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

Impact Entrepreneurship in a World of ESG with Professor Jasjit Singh (an @INSEAD podcast)

https://t.co/v0DBI2WGa8

[Plum Village @PlumVillage]

Our online course, Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet, explores how to respond to the climate crisis with insight, compassion, community, and mindful action.

Registration now open - join the Oct 15 - Dec 3 2023 course cohort.

Find out more: https://t.co/4fovciJwtI

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

Sometimes it is worth taking a break from everyday matters and debates, and focusing instead on the basics of human existence and our relationship with the world ...

https://t.co/NnsutcLp59

@PlumVillage

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

Are you pursuing at tenure-track faculty position in a business school?

If yes, this short video I recorded might be of interest.

https://t.co/62C0mJLyZi

#careersuccess #tenuretrack #academia #research

[INSEAD Knowledge @INSEADKnowledge]

Proponents of impact investing love pointing to a record of attractive financial returns for investors while seemingly doing good. But that is perhaps not the full story.
@sjasjit

https://t.co/AvZIeoc2Hx

[Aspire Institute @aspire_leaders]

In his faculty seminar, Professor Jasjit Singh @sjasjit noted that those with nine-to-five jobs work an average of 80,000 hours in their lives. He discussed the importance of pursuing impactful careers that provide meaningful contributions to the world through one's work. #impact

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

Grade XII graduation (UWC Singapore) for my younger son Basant a few weeks ago: ready for greater challenges at Princeton starting August. Congrats and good luck to him! 🥳❤️🤗

[INSEAD Hoffmann Institute @INSEAD_Hoffmann]

🙌We're delighted to announce the completion of @INSEAD's renewed MBA curriculum which integrates #sustainability as a key part of it's #MBA experience. A very special thank you to: @atasu3, @AntonioFatas , Peter Joos, @sjasjit, @UrsCPeyer. Read more here: https://t.co/gp8Kc0W9mm

[INSEAD Hoffmann Institute @INSEAD_Hoffmann]

“It’s not 1.5 or nothing. We have to do the best that we can.” Professor @sjasjit delivering his keynote address “Why Impact entrepreneurs matter in a world of ESG” at the @INSEAD Impact Entrepreneurship Reunion as part of the 2023 edition of @ChangeNOW_world.

[INSEAD Alumni @INSEADAlumni]

Learn how @INSEAD renewed the MBA curriculum to address climate change & integrate sustainability:
📆 17 June: special breakout session at the @INSEAD_HGIBS Business & Society Summit
👥 Prof. @sjasjit, #INSEADAlumni Athira Rajiv MBA’23J & Attila Cselotei
👉https://t.co/NCMTg6u12S

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

@aDottore @IBiande @rogan_m

[Jasjit Singh @sjasjit]

@aDottore @IBiande @rogan_m Most plausible explanation is that the pattern is indeed driven by different stereotypes of how men versus women should be approaching their work life

[Imperial Innovation & Entrepreneurship @IBiande]

Participating in social corporate initiatives hinders employees’ advancement in their firms by reducing others’ perceptions of their fit and commitment. @sjasjit @rogan_m https://t.co/SJ3g4VW9ma

[aldenmeyer @aldenmeyer]

In a meeting with the High-Level Climate Champions to discuss the state of play at #COP27 I gave @UNenvoyMM a button from #COP17 in Durban reading #WTF (Where's the Finance?), which he immediately put on his lapel. 😉
#ClimateEmergency #ClimateActionNow #LossAndDamageFinanceNow

[Kate Raworth @KateRaworth]

I am so so sorry to hear that the brilliant Herman Daly - founding father of ecological economics - has died. His paradigm-changing work flipped my little econ head inside out & inspired me to write a book on rewriting economics… Here are just some of his big ideas 1/n.

[Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman]

Most people STILL have absolutely no idea what's already here, and what's coming very soon, with climate breakdown. A small number of people have been trying so hard to let everyone know and we are mainly ignored and ridiculed.