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Academic Seminar Series 2021/22
The PRI Academic Seminar Series invites leading ESG experts to present their research to academic scholars and investors.
The aim of the series is to:
- give world thought leaders in responsible investing the opportunity to present their work and obtain valuable feedback
- provide an opportunity to junior scholars to network with the speaker and obtain career advice
- be more inclusive and strengthen our global PRI Academic Network community throughout the year
Each session will consist of two parts:
- Part 1: Presentation (60min interactive seminar) – open to all
- Part 2: Network opportunity and career advice for junior scholars with speaker (30min) – open to PhD students and junior faculty
Please note that seminars will not be recorded to allow for more open discussions.
Seminar series organiser and moderator 2021 - 2022: Caroline Flammer
Associate Professor and Dean’s Research Scholar, Boston University; Visiting Professor of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
PRI Academic Seminar Series: Marcin Kacperczyk
28 January 2022 | Online
Register for the other Academic Seminars in the 2021-22 series here:
- 12 November: Johannes Stroebel (New York University)
- 28 January: Marcin Kacperczyk (Imperial College)
- 18 February: Dragon Tang (Hong Kong University)
- 11 March: Ane Tamayo (London School of Economics)
- 1 April: Christian Leuz (University of Chicago)
- 6 May: Witold J. Henisz (University of Pennsylvania)
- The PRI is an investor initiative in partnership with UNEP Finance Initiative and UN Global Compact.
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