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11 Nov 2009, 12:13
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Hello,
What do you think of the newer sustainable MBA schools such as Bainbridge, Presidio (in SF), Dominica, Alliant (in SD), others mostly in Oregon, Washington, California and Vermont.
My background includes 14 years working in small business as an Engineer, 8 years as a Manager of 10 employees. I obtained my BS in Electrical Engineering from UW-Madison in 1995.
My primary interest in Grad School is making business more sustainable, after what happened in 2008 & our government bail out of a broken system I have no interest in working in an artificially propped up system.
Anyways, does anyone have advice on the best Sustainable/Green MBA/Grad school program for a 38 yo?
I have looked at the top schools: Berkeley, Stanford, UCLA etc. but the average age is below 30 yo & seem better for corporate people. At my age I am far more interested in starting a small Green Consulting Business with other experienced people in their 30's.
What do you think of the newer sustainable MBA schools such as Bainbridge, Presidio (in SF), Dominica, Alliant (in SD), others mostly in Oregon, Washington, California and Vermont.
My background includes 14 years working in small business as an Engineer, 8 years as a Manager of 10 employees. I obtained my BS in Electrical Engineering from UW-Madison in 1995.
My primary interest in Grad School is making business more sustainable, after what happened in 2008 & our government bail out of a broken system I have no interest in working in an artificially propped up system.
Anyways, does anyone have advice on the best Sustainable/Green MBA/Grad school program for a 38 yo?
I have looked at the top schools: Berkeley, Stanford, UCLA etc. but the average age is below 30 yo & seem better for corporate people. At my age I am far more interested in starting a small Green Consulting Business with other experienced people in their 30's.
16 Nov 2009, 09:41
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You can look at this detailed report by MBA channel about sustainable MBAs www dot mba-channel dot com/channel/article/the-greenest-mba-corporate-social-responsibility/ (remove spaces and replace dot with . to form urls) You can also look at Net Impact Business UnUsual guide for socially responsible MBA program review. Its available for free download on www dot netimpact dot org site. Hope this helps. All the best !
16 Nov 2009, 11:19
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Thank you for the link. Great info.
Net Impact and Pinstripes are great resources...
Net Impact and Pinstripes are great resources...
