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The new leadership playbook

Target GroupExecutive Education, MasterResource TypeArticleDomainLeadership for Sustainability and Business Transformation, Sustainable Human Resource ManagementAuthorThe B Team
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  •  The playbook is particularly relevant for leadership development courses, executive education programs, and business ethics classes. It can be used to facilitate discussions about responsible business leadership and sustainable business models. Students and practitioners can learn how to integrate sustainability, equality, and accountability principles into business leadership while maintaining The material demonstrates through real stories how business can act as a catalyst for positive change while meeting stakeholder expectations.

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  • Faculty should present the included resources to stimulate discussion and reflection. The material is meant to be interactive, encouraging learners to consider their own spheres of influence and potential for creating change. No special preparation is required beyond familiarization with the content and preparing relevant discussion questions.
  • The playbook is part of The B Team’s broader initiative for business transformation. Additional resources and updated stories will be added over time, as it is designed as an evolving collection. Related materials can be found through The B Team’s platform, which provides complementary tools and frameworks for implementing inclusive business practices.

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Structure engagement around personal connection and critical reflection. Students should process challenging ideas while relating content to their own experiences and developing perspectives. Use articles to stimulate thinking and encourage deeper engagement with complex topics.

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