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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2023 · 37 MIN

UCL’s Paolo Taticchi: CSR is the Sustainability of the Past

from The Capital of Health · host UCL GBSH

On this episode we speak with Paolo Taticchi  who is a Professor in Strategy and Sustainability at UCL's School of Management. He is an experienced industry consultant supporting companies develop a sustainable ESG strategy.  Professor Taticchi discusses the need for integrating sustainability into an organisations sustainability strategy, creating sustainability capabilities in house and having a pragmatic approach to creating a business model.  ----- Learn more about UCLs work with the Lancet and tracking progress on health and climate change: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-health/research/a-z/lancet-countdown ---- You can connect with here Professor Paolo Taticchi: https://paolotaticchi.com/about/about-paolo/ --- To buy Professor Paolo Taticchi's latest book 'Sustainable Transformation Strategy': https://paolotaticchi.com/books ------ Find out more about the Global Business School for Health: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast   --- The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.

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