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Resources & Publications

Explore Presidio’s public educational resources to expand your knowledge and skills, empowering lifelong learning for all. Connect with tools and insights for building a sustainable business community, fostering innovation and responsible growth. Discover cutting-edge student and faculty research, along with groundbreaking publications that shape the future of education and industry.

Public Resources

Presidio Sustainability Booster

Business Sustainability Booster

The Presidio Business Sustainability Booster shows entrepreneurs how to design sustainability into their businesses from the beginning. The Booster was originally created by Faculty Chair Marsha Willard and her partner, Darcy Hitchcock, under a grant awarded to Presidio from the Lemelson Foundation.

Climate Solutions Simulator

The simulation draws upon the highly acclaimed book Drawdown 1 which is a compilation of the 100 most impactful carbon reduction or sequestering strategies along with their costs and benefits. Working with this information, students are asked to create a package, or legislative bill, of strategies designed to meet specific carbon reduction goals within a pre-established budget. The exercise tests their strategic thinking on the subject while revealing to them the most impactful strategies.

Dictionary of Sustainable Management

This Dictionary of Sustainable Management is an open dictionary for business leaders and students of sustainability and business-related terms. The Dictionary was a project of the alumni and students of Presidio Graduate School.

Faculty Research & Publications

Pay for Success: Diffusion of policy innovation for social and economic stability

Across the United States, communities struggle with numerous social and environmental issues, while the funding to address these issues continues to diminish. By developing an understanding of the mechanisms and processes of PFS, diffusion scholars and practitioners can facilitate innovation within jurisdictions. Such innovation, which the federal government has an opportunity to facilitate, is necessary to shift business-as-usual service provision and enable greater social, environmental, and economic stability. Authored by Presidio faculty member Vanessa Fry.

Regenerating our supply chains through multi-stakeholder and multi-sector insetting partnerships: a case for resiliency between brands and farmers

As the world transitions toward more sustainable and regenerative practices, insetting has emerged as a critical strategy for brands to embed sustainability directly into their supply chains. This paper explores insetting partnerships in both global and U.S. specific contexts, showcasing their financial, social, and environmental impacts. Authored by Presidio faculty member Nitesh Dullabh.

Sustainable Relationships are the Foundation of Tribal and Clan Perspectives

In a climate of in-migration, clan and tribal communities have been forced to build sustainable solutions together. Breaking fresh ground by shining a light on sustainability journeys from outside the global mainstream, this book demonstrates how sustainable development occurs in respectful collaboration between equals. Authored by Presidio faculty member Jim Spee.

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