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Indigenous insights show how to advance all forms of development, from the economic to the social. A project in Aotearoa/New Zealand shares lessons.Â
Maya Fischhoff
Editor and Advisor
Network for Business Sustainability
PhD in Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Psychology, University of Michigan
Maya was NBS's Knowledge Manager from 2012-2024. She now supports NBS colleagues, providing advice, institutional knowledge, and enthusiasm. Maya also curates NBS's monthly Table of Contents, which profiles cutting edge business sustainability research. Maya has a PhD in environmental psychology from the University of Michigan, where she studied middle managers’ environmental efforts. She has also worked for non-profits and government. In her after-NBS life, she is focusing on local community engagement, still related to social and environmental sustainability.
Articles by Maya
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Challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss can be tough to tackle. Here’s a model for taking the first step.
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Find out how business schools are using systems thinking to advance sustainability – and get involved!
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The annual ONE-SIM Outreach Award recognizes research on sustainability that reaches broader audiences. 2022 Award finalists share six tips for outreach.
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Regenerative agriculture can enable profitable and environment-friendly farming. Find out how to get involved.
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Greenwashing harms the planet and can hurt your company’s bottom line. Here’s how to make your sustainability claims accurate.
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Art and music can spark imagination, drive emotion, and create meaning. Businesses can use this power to advance sustainability.
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Business school students want to create sustainability impact. Here’s how educators can help students drive change.
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After NBS issued a statement on the Ukraine War, stakeholders weighed in. Director Jury Gualandris shares lessons about crisis response.
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Employees’ ethics are driven by individual, issue-specific, and environmental factors. Learn why addressing these factors is crucial for an ethical organization.