ESG & Stakeholders Economy

MASTERCLASS

ESG & Stakeholders Economy

Prof. Marcus Nakagawa

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Integrate sustainability and responsible management into your business strategies.

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WHAT IS THE MASTERCLASS SERIES?

Get in touch with the ideas that are changing the world of Business, Economics, Accounting and International Relations with IBS Americas faculty members. Ph.Ds and market experts share with you their knowledge and experience in a series of outstanding lectures. Check below how to access the contents and get your Certificate of Participation.

INTRODUCTION

In the first login, you find the introductory video explaining how to watch the lecture, access background materials, give your opinion about the professor, and get your certificate.

LECTURE

The Masterclasses are taught by Ph.D. professors and market experts from the US and Europe. They are faculty members of IBS Americas international programs and share with you their ideas and vision about the business world.

CERTIFICATE

After the lecture, watch the closing video and leave your opinion about the professor. You will receive your certificate of participation and a special offer to join our international programs.

PROFESSOR | Marcus Nakagawa

Marcus Nakagawa is a Brazilian advertiser, professor, and social entrepreneur. He holds a degree in Marketing and Advertising from ESPM-SP, a master’s in Business Administration from PUC-SP, and a PhD in Sustainability from EACH-USP. Nakagawa is a professor at ESPM, coordinator of the ESPM Center for Socio-Environmental Development, and a speaker on sustainability, entrepreneurship, and lifestyle. He is also the founder of the Brazilian Association of Professionals for Sustainable Development and has worked in the sustainability field for several private companies. In 2018, he published the book 101 Days with More Sustainable Actions to Change the World (Labrador Publishing), in which he outlines various actions that can be taken in support of the sustainability movement. For this book, Nakagawa won the Jabuti Prize in 2019 in the category of “Creative Economy.”