About the SCC

The Sustainability Centres Community (SCC) is an engaged community of more than 170 business sustainability centres from around the world. These centres are housed at universities and are teaching, conducting research, and working with industry to make social and environmental change.

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Through the SCC, centre leaders share best practices and support one another through virtual collaboration and in-person events.

More information about the SCC is available on the website of the Network for Business Sustainability, which hosts the SCC. For more than 10 years, NBS has been developing content on best practices for sustainability centre teaching, research, and outreach.

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Visit the SCC webpage to:

  • Join the SCC

  • View current members

  • Share your knowledge

  • Access our extensive content for sustainability centres

 

As Tima Bansal, NBS Executive Director, says: “If your centre is not a member of the SCC,  It's free, and we can do much more by learning from each other and building community than by working separately.”

SCC Advisory Board

An international team of centre leaders advises on SCC activities. Advisory Board members include:

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  • Pilar Acosta; Kairos Observatory for corporate sustainability (part of school of management), Universidad Icesi, Colombia

  • Yury E Blagov; PwC Center for CSR, Graduate School of Management at St. Petersburg University, Russia

  • Xuanwei Cao; Centre for Responsible and Sustainable Business Education (RSBE), International Business School Suzhou of Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China

  • Rumina Dhalla; Sustainable Commerce @ Guelph (currently in the process of establishing Institute for Sustainable Organizations). Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, University of Guelph, Canada

  • Noa Gafni; Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation, Rutgers Business School, United States

  • Jouni K. Juntunen; Sustainability in Business (SUB) at Aalto University School of Business, Finland

  • Daniela Ortiz; Institute for Business Ethics and Sustainable Strategy, FHWien University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication, Austria

  • Zehra Waheed; Centre for Business and Society, Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan

  • Klaus Weber; Kellogg Public Private Initiative, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, United States

  • Melissa Zaksek; Erb Institute, University of Michigan, United States

  • Milda Zilinskaite; Center for Sustainability Transformation and Responsibility (STaR), Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria