Please note that we recently changed our name from the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship to the Center for Business & Society. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Allwin Family who has enabled this transition from an Initiative to a Center at Tuck.

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What Impact Will You Make?

The Center for Business & Society at Tuck has been creating impact at the intersection of business knowledge and society’s needs for more than 10 years.

Learn about the Center’s contribution to society and get inspired to create your own impact.
The $300 House First-Year Project to India

Watch and listen as Tuck students reflect on a Research Travel Program to India as their First Year Project (FYP) focused on the $300 House, a concept first originated by Tuck professor Vijay Govindarajan and his colleague, Christian Sarkar. Watch video »
Tuck GIVES Raises $68,000 For Nonprofit and Public Sector Internships

Each year, students host Tuck GIVES, an annual auction that raises funds to support students in nonprofit and public service internships across the globe. Over the past 12 years, the auctions have raised a total of $658,000 and funded 135 interns. Read Article »
PEPSICO’S DEREK YACH DELIVERS BUSINESS AND SOCIETY CONFERENCE KEYNOTE

At Tuck's annual Business and Society Conference, PepsiCo’s senior vice president of global health and agriculture, Derek Yach, spoke of the business challenges a corporation faces on its path to a more sustainable future. Read article ».
THE COUNCIL ON BUSINESS AND SOCIETY

Tuck joined forces with five other top international business schools to create the first Council on Business and Society. The alliance will take a multicultural, multi-school approach in engaging academics, policymakers, and corporate leaders on key issues at the intersection of business and society. Visit the Council site »
The Next 10

In 2011, the Center for Business & Society -- formerly the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship -- celebrated its 10th anniversary.

Learn about the history of the Center and the impact it has made by ensuring that the changing issues at the intersection of business and society are a key component of the Tuck MBA.
EXECUTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM

Each year, the Center hosts the Executive Environmental Sustainability Forum. In Fall 2011, with sponsorship from Waste Management, the Center hosted senior executives from leading corporations, non-profits, and the US government, to explore the relationship between public policy and corporate sustainability strategies. Read Final Report »
Greener Pastures

Neil “Dutch” Kuyper T’92, was recently appointed president and CEO of Parker Ranch, a 130,000-acre cattle operation and a benefactor of two local schools, a hospital, and a community foundation in Hawaii.

Learn how Kuyper plans to support the ranch’s legacy while also capitalizing on new opportunities, particularly in sustainability.
Leadership starts in the community here in Hanover

Through the Center for Business & Society at Tuck, students apply the theory and analysis they learn in class to real world settings. Learn about some of the contributions students have made to nonprofit and private enterprises in the region, as featured in local publication, Here in Hanover.

Our Mission Creating impact at the intersection of business knowledge and society's needs

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