Students
In February 2020, I chaired a panel with Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of Belgium and business and economics students from around Flanders. The central question we will be discussing is how universities and business schools are preparing the next generation to be sustainability leaders and advocates for the SDGs. At AMS for example we have a compulsory Global Leadership Skills course which includes self-awareness (for personal development), global perspectives (for diverse teamworking) and societal consciousness (for sustainable development). The Positive Impact Rating for business schools, launched in Davos in January, shows that young leaders want careers that make a difference.
— Wayne Visser
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