Environmental Social Governance (ESG) promises to help the bottom line and the planet at the same time. Is it too good to be true? In this episode, Host Curt Nickisch moderates a live debate between Witold Henisz of the Wharton School and Andy King of BU Questrom. Listen to a recording of the debate […]
Join us for a panel discussion at the WBUR Cityspace Studio on paying for progress – how to ensure continued innovation and access to gene and cell therapy without breaking the bank: "Life Science Innovation: Who Pays?" HOSTED BY Curt Nickish (QST’13) Senior Editor and Co-host, Harvard Business Review IdeaCast PANELISTS Jake Auchincloss […]
Climate-scenario modeling is an important tool used by financial services to investigate how different combinations of risks could impact the future solvency of a financial entity and what action could be taken to mitigate those risks. Our research shows that current climate-scenario modeling excludes many of the most severe impacts we can expect from climate […]
A panel discussion examining the market and business challenges, and potential solutions, to limit the spread of misinformation on social media. HOSTED BY Curt Nickisch (QST'13) Senior Editor and Co-host, Harvard Business Review IdeaCast PANELISTS Nadine Strossen Professor of Law, New York Law School Past President of ACLU Mike Masnick CEO and […]
Misinformation has been a problem for all of human history, but is particularly challenging to control on today’s social media platforms. Under the current US Section 230 regulation, internet companies are not held responsible for the content shared on their platforms. Other countries have taken different approaches to regulation. With a shared goal to maintain […]
The Impact Measurement & Allocation Program (IMAP)'s 3rd annual Fall Workshop will take place on Friday, October 18, 2024, from 8 am – 1 pm on the Boston University campus. Schedule: 8:00 – 9:00 am – Breakfast + Poster Session 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Presentation + Panel Discussion + Breakout Room Discussions 12:00 […]
Professor Eddie Riedl discussed his paper outlining a novel approach to assessing business climate transition risk: i.e., the risks to firms in a transition to a low carbon economy. Prior work considers transition risk primarily through the lens of negative outcomes, such as increased costs due to more regulated carbon emissions. This paper takes an […]
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