
Corporate Sustainability
Corporate responsibility is most credible when it is integrated into how a company invests, operates and grows. Stellant’s corporate social responsibility speakers help leaders navigate ESG strategy, materiality, reporting, supply chains and stakeholder expectations. Sustainable business speakers bring a practical view of how environmental and social impact can become part of core decision-making rather than a separate program. For boards, executive teams and industry audiences, these experts clarify the tradeoffs, accountability and long-term value behind a thoughtful sustainability strategy.

George Serafeim
Charles M. Williams Professor, Harvard Business School
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Andrew Winston
Ranked No. 1 management thinker, 2025 Thinkers50
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Katharine Wilkinson
Co-founder, The All We Can Save Project
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Karthik Ramanna
Professor of Business and Public Policy, University of Oxford
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Meet Net Positive Co-author Andrew Winston
Andrew WinstonMeet Net Positive Co-author Andrew Winston
Andrew McAfeeDematerialization: Humanity's Biggest Surprise | Andrew McAfee | TEDxCambridge (Video)
Ioannis (Yiannis) IoannouBig ideas to change the way we do business | London Business School
Andrew WinstonWorld Business Forum (Milan, 2022), Andrew Winston
Ioannis (Yiannis) IoannouThe era of the responsible organisation | London Business School
Andrew WinstonTextile Exchange Keynote 2024
Ioannis (Yiannis) IoannouESG and Impact Investing in Private Equity and beyond | London Business School

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