Stephanie Bertels

Director, Centre for Corporate Governance & Sustainability, Beedie School of Business

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Director, Centre for Corporate Governance & Sustainability, Beedie School of Business

<div class="ExternalClassC0E9C75A977D4BE683F41446AE1199FF"><p>Stephanie Bertels is the Director of the Centre for Corporate Governance and Sustainability and an Associate Professor at Simon Fraser University’s Beedie School of Business. Bertels studies how organizations make the transition towards sustainability by undertaking practitioner informed research on sustainable operations, embedding sustainable innovation. </p><p>She founded and leads the Embedding Project, a collaborative initiative between researchers and practitioners that brings together companies from across industries to help them learn from one another and embed sustainability. To date, Bertels has worked with over two dozen global firms. Bertels also teaches courses in managing innovation and change, sustainable operations, and managing for sustainability in both the undergraduate and MBA programs. </p></div>

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