• David Besanko, Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University
• Shawn Cole, Harvard Business School at Harvard University
• Dima Jamali, Olayan School of Business at the American University of Beirut
• Thomas Kochan (Lifetime Achievement), Sloan School of Management at MIT

Syllabi from the courses taught by these faculty and additional details about their approaches to teaching are available at www.CasePlace.org. 

How are Companies Addressing Global Issues 

at a Systems Level?

Corporations have the capacity to create social, environmental, and economic value for wider society and must develop a plan to better align their strategies with the common good. In this piece, we share insights from top sustainability strategists  at Levi Strauss & Co., Dow Chemical, VMware and more.

The People's Car, the People's Pope 

and the People

With the Volkswagen scandal still in the headlines and the historic visit from Pope Francis still on our minds, Judy Samuelson reflects on the type of leadership we really need - in government and business - in order to advance environmental consciousness and remedy the public's trust in business.

The Amorality of Markets

A provocative speech delivered by Aspen Fellow and  New York Times columnist, Anand Giridharadas, has been attracting attention. His thesis is that the winners under capitalism can't atone for the costs of doing business through philanthropy. In this blog, Judy Samuelson explains why instead of giving back, it's much more important to get it right the first time.