Jasjit Singh

ESG is Not Impact (an @INSEADKnowledge article) knowledge.insead.edu/responsibility…

Although #ESG is important for steering society away from impending crises, the world needs entrepreneurs, businesses and investors to go further in embracing impact. @sjasjit knowledge.insead.edu/responsibility…

ESG efforts are ultimately driven by the “business case” and not by impact maximisation as an end goal. This is why #ESG and impact are not the same thing. knowledge.insead.edu/responsibility…

Impact Entrepreneurship in a World of ESG with Professor Jasjit Singh (an @INSEAD podcast) podcasts.apple.com/ng/podcast/imp…

Our online course, Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet, explores how to respond to the climate crisis with insight, compassion, community, and mindful action. Registration now open - join the Oct 15 - Dec 3 2023 course cohort. Find out more: plumvillage.org/courses/zen-an…

Sometimes it is worth taking a break from everyday matters and debates, and focusing instead on the basics of human existence and our relationship with the world ... plumvillage.org/courses/zen-an… @PlumVillage

Are you pursuing at tenure-track faculty position in a business school? If yes, this short video I recorded might be of interest. youtube.com/watch?v=P-qwW6… #careersuccess #tenuretrack #academia #research

Proponents of impact investing love pointing to a record of attractive financial returns for investors while seemingly doing good. But that is perhaps not the full story. @sjasjit knowledge.insead.edu/responsibility…

In his faculty seminar, Professor Jasjit Singh @sjasjit noted that those with nine-to-five jobs work an average of 80,000 hours in their lives. He discussed the importance of pursuing impactful careers that provide meaningful contributions to the world through one's work. #impact

Grade XII graduation (UWC Singapore) for my younger son Basant a few weeks ago: ready for greater challenges at Princeton starting August. Congrats and good luck to him! 🥳❤️🤗

🙌We're delighted to announce the completion of @INSEAD's renewed MBA curriculum which integrates #sustainability as a key part of it's #MBA experience. A very special thank you to: @atasu3, @AntonioFatas , Peter Joos, @sjasjit, @UrsCPeyer. Read more here: insead.edu/newsroom/2023-…

“It’s not 1.5 or nothing. We have to do the best that we can.” Professor @sjasjit delivering his keynote address “Why Impact entrepreneurs matter in a world of ESG” at the @INSEAD Impact Entrepreneurship Reunion as part of the 2023 edition of @ChangeNOW_world.

Learn how @INSEAD renewed the MBA curriculum to address climate change & integrate sustainability: 📆 17 June: special breakout session at the @INSEAD_HGIBS Business & Society Summit 👥 Prof. @sjasjit, #INSEADAlumni Athira Rajiv MBA’23J & Attila Cselotei 👉inse.ad/hgibs-bns-summ…

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@aDottore @IBiande @rogan_m Most plausible explanation is that the pattern is indeed driven by different stereotypes of how men versus women should be approaching their work life

Participating in social corporate initiatives hinders employees’ advancement in their firms by reducing others’ perceptions of their fit and commitment. @sjasjit @rogan_m journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

In a meeting with the High-Level Climate Champions to discuss the state of play at #COP27 I gave @UNenvoyMM a button from #COP17 in Durban reading #WTF (Where's the Finance?), which he immediately put on his lapel. 😉 #ClimateEmergency #ClimateActionNow #LossAndDamageFinanceNow

I am so so sorry to hear that the brilliant Herman Daly - founding father of ecological economics - has died. His paradigm-changing work flipped my little econ head inside out & inspired me to write a book on rewriting economics… Here are just some of his big ideas 1/n.

Most people STILL have absolutely no idea what's already here, and what's coming very soon, with climate breakdown. A small number of people have been trying so hard to let everyone know and we are mainly ignored and ridiculed.