Sustainable finance has grown exponentially over the past decade and now represents $1 in $4 invested in the U.S. securities markets. Read more in this article by UT Austin's Social Innovation Initiative Director, Meeta Kothare.
New research by Amit Kumar, assistant professor of marketing at the McCombs School of Business, shows that people are happier when they spend on doing rather than acquiring stuff.
The first-ever survey of institutional investors conducted in part by the McCombs School of Business shows that Wall Street investors are paying attention to climate change.
The Sustainability Course Development Awards have provided grants to faculty since 2012 to increase sustainability in undergraduate education. The Mitchell Foundation provided a scaffold to create this curriculum.
The annual Office Supply Swap was a huge success: over 100 UT employees exchanged unwanted items for needed supplies, and additional material (2.5 truck loads) was donated to UT Surplus Property.
Kobi Naseck, president of the BEEVO Beekeeping Society, will graduate this spring from Business Honors, Plan II Honors, and the Business & Public Policy Certificate Program.
