Collingwood's Climate Action
Collingwood's Climate Action
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The Sustainable Globe team is proud to have participated in the 2025 Collingwood Carbon Emission Strategy Workshop, contributing to the development of the town’s new framework for achieving its climate and sustainability goals. Our involvement focused on aligning municipal carbon reduction strategies with practical implementation tools for businesses and hospitality organizations. This collaboration reflects our commitment to supporting communities in designing actionable, measurable, and regenerative pathways toward a low-carbon and net-positive future.
The Sustainable Globe team is proud to have participated in the 2025 Collingwood Carbon Emission Strategy Workshop, contributing to the development of the town’s new framework for achieving its climate and sustainability goals. Our involvement focused on aligning municipal carbon reduction strategies with practical implementation tools for businesses and hospitality organizations. This collaboration reflects our commitment to supporting communities in designing actionable, measurable, and regenerative pathways toward a low-carbon and net-positive future.
Supporting Ph.D. Pathways in Academia
Supporting Ph.D. Pathways in Academia
In 2025, Sustainable Globe actively participated in the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) Conference, where our team facilitated a professional development workshop designed to support Ph.D. students in navigating and achieving career opportunities in academia. The session focused on practical strategies for building academic profiles, translating research into impact, and preparing for successful transitions from doctoral studies to academic positions. This initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to empowering emerging scholars and fostering a culture of collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth within the sustainability and management community.
In 2025, Sustainable Globe actively participated in the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) Conference, where our team facilitated a professional development workshop designed to support Ph.D. students in navigating and achieving career opportunities in academia. The session focused on practical strategies for building academic profiles, translating research into impact, and preparing for successful transitions from doctoral studies to academic positions. This initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to empowering emerging scholars and fostering a culture of collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth within the sustainability and management community.
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