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In unstable environments, businesses increase conflict — unless they commit to inclusive development. Learn more.
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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“Mom’s Store Nepal” enables reuse of baby clothes. It’s a business model that supports families, the circular economy, and sustainability awareness.
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Brands are increasingly held responsible for their suppliers’ social and environmental actions. Blockchain can create supply chain transparency.
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Sustainable development requires social sustainability. Understand what it means and how your business can contribute.
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Companies can engage with the circular economy in four different ways. Here’s how to make your choice.
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NBS Sustainability Centres Community members share insights related to handling COVID-19, running a centre, and advancing the sustainability transformation.
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Current approaches to valuing worker safety are outdated. Better analysis can help firms understand the benefits and costs of protecting workers.
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Different corporate sustainability problems get different amounts of attention from news media. Specific factors predict coverage – and financial consequences.
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Racial diversity in upper and lower management leads to better strategy and implementation — and greater productivity.
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50 researchers share their experiences translating research for practitioners. Use this crowd-sourced wisdom to bring your research to people who can use it.