The forces reshaping our world are more than risks to manage—they are opportunities to lead. Through a curated suite of programs delivered by world-renowned faculty and innovators, the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability equips leaders and organizations to turn global change into new sources of growth, innovation, and competitive advantage.
Step into a five-day transformational journey where senior leaders explore what it means to lead in a rapidly changing landscape. Through eye-opening excursions and exclusive access to pioneering scientists, policymakers, and innovators, you’ll gain the strategic foresight to build a more successful future.
Stanford's Energy Security Master Class, led by Professor Will Chueh, equips leaders to navigate energy transition risks and evaluate emerging clean energy technologies — through an intensive, interactive look at the science, policy, and strategy behind secure energy systems. Join us for this live online learning experience.
Discover what it takes for heads of sustainability and CSOs to lead powerful and lasting global initiatives. This comprehensive program provides the strategic and financial frameworks to turn a passion for sustainability into a compelling business case.
Create custom programs for your organization tailored to your sustainability goals. Our team will work with you to design an online, hybrid, or on-campus program that empowers your leaders to develop actionable strategies and drive meaningful outcomes.
Master how to use emerging technology, finance, and sustainability management to drive organizational transformation.
Translate the root causes of climate change into actionable business opportunities that drive innovation and organizational growth.
Learn to use ecosystem service modeling to reveal nature’s hidden values and inform more sustainable, cost-effective decisions.
Leverage advanced AEM and tTEM imaging to identify "fast paths" in subsurface geology that allow for efficient groundwater recharge.
Our team is available to help with program details, scheduling questions, and custom curricula.
