Sophie Bürgin is a Scientific Collaborator at Enterprise for Society (E4S) a joint venture of UNIL-IMD-EPFL. Her research includes topics in macroeconomics, finance and sustainability. She also is an active member of Rare Voices in Economics, and enjoys cooking and the outdoors.
Responsible innovation hinges on wholly new governance mechanisms. In our study, recipient of the Journal of Management Studies 2022 Best Paper Award, we argue that you need to reframe value creation in...
3 October 2023 • by Simon J. Evenett, Felix Reitz in Sustainability • 13 min read
Measuring economic profits rather than accounting profits is a far more reliable indicator of a company’s performance. And value-creating firms are well-equipped to help fund sustainability as well as making healthy returns...
Voluntary biodiversity credits are a nascent tool that can help plug the biodiversity funding gap by allowing companies to contribute to nature restoration and nature-positive agendas. Here’s how companies can get ahead...
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