Loyola Marymount University's (LMU) Global Sustainability Summit is an annual event that brings together industry leaders to collaborate and share insights on topics related to sustainability. 

Here is the archive of all Global Sustainability Summit events hosted through CBA's Ethical and Sustainability Series.

  • Every day, 5000 daily truckloads of food from farms to distribution centers are lost in the United States due to a fragmented agriculture and food supply chain. This disconnection from farm to table leads to production and consumption mismatches, food waste, and unnecessary expenditure of financial, human, and natural resources. California-based Agtools provides game-changing intelligence to reunite the global food supply chain.

    We hosted Agtools CEO and co-founder Martha Montoya, VP at Chipotle Mexican Grill, to discuss Agtools, an end-to-end supply chain solution tailored to the agricultural and food industries. A Microsoft Machine Learning and AI Award Winner, Agtools is a worldwide SaaS platform gathering real-time government and institutional market data for more than 500 specialty crops commodities to provide up-to-the-moment statistics — like time, cost, supply, demand, alternatives, and more — so that supply chain stakeholders can better manage decisions such as forecasting and purchase orders, seeding, harvesting and delivery schedules.

  • As sustainability becomes an urgent call to action, the entertainment industry has played an important role in not only raising awareness through storytelling but taking proactive steps to advance green production and become more green in its practices. 

    The Institute for Business Ethics and Sustainability presented "A Close Up on Sustainable Entertainment: Dialogue with Industry Leaders with Global Impact." on Wednesday, March 16. Zena Harris from Green Spark Group, Lydia Dean Pilcher from Green Production Guide, and Anna Jane Joyner from Good Energy Project shared the North American film industry's initiatives to raise awareness and reduce its carbon footprint.

    *This series ws part of the course curriculum for Globally Responsible Leadership For Sustainable Transformation, a graduate-level class collaboratively taught by 7 universities across the globe, and designed to accommodate the schedules of international participants.