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- Miniya Chatterji, née le 6 mars 1979 à Jamshedpur, est une universitaire indienne. Elle est l'auteure d'Indian Instincts (Penguin Random House, janvier 2018). Elle écrit à propos de la condition d'égalité et de liberté en Inde, dans des chroniques des journaux et dans son livre. Elle est également la fondatrice et PDG de Sustain Labs Paris. Sustain Labs Paris est un incubateur de durabilité qui transforme les grandes organisations en entrepreneurs sociaux et donc plus durables. Elle est également la directrice fondatrice de la Fellowship for Climate Action, un programme international basé en Inde pour trouver une solution pour atténuer le changement climatique. Elle est une conseillère établie et une conférencière, qui défend la cause de la croissance holistique et durable des entreprises indiennes et mondiales. Miniya apparaît dans la liste Business World's 40 under 40 achievers list 2019. Elle est aussi professeure invitée à Sciences Po Paris depuis 2015. En plus, elle a fondé un Master de développement durable qu'elle enseigne à l'École du management et de l'innovation (Paris) et à l'École d'Affaires Internationales de Sciences Po (Paris). Elle travaillait auparavant comme le chef de développement durable dans l'entreprise Jindal Steel and Power Ltd. et elle était l'une des plus jeunes femmes d'affaires en Inde à l'époque. Miniya était une employée du Forum économique mondial (FEM) et elle était aussi une Global Leadership Fellow (2011-2014). Elle a été conférencière ou modératrice à Davos et à d'autres sommets régionaux du Forum économique mondial (FEM), aux Nations unies, à l'Union Européenne, à PE International, à Microsoft Innovation Cup et à Digital-Life-Design (DLD). Miniya est membre du jury pour le Million Dollar Global Teacher Prize et pour le prix The Circulars à Davos. (fr)
- Miniya Chatterji (born 6 March 1979) is a prominent business woman, public intellectual, and the author of Indian Instincts (Penguin Random House, January 2018). She writes frequently in newspapers. She is the founder and CEO of Sustain Labs Paris [1]. Sustain Labs is an enterprise based in India, UAE, and New Zealand that partners with organisations to make them more environmentally and socially responsible as well as profitable. The company also ranks India's most sustainable companies each year. It has founded India's first UG - PhD climate school Anant School for Climate Action, which also offers India's first undergraduate degree focusing on solutions for climate change [2]. It led the establishment of 28 COVID hospitals across 5 states in India, by transforming existing vacant buildings. It was acclaimed for innovations such as building COVID ambulances and mobile COVID testing facilities within an auto rickshaw, and successfully taking it to market. Miniya is an established sustainability adviser and public speaker, advocating the cause of sustainable growth of Indian and global businesses. Miniya was featured in Business World's 40 under 40 achievers list 2019. She is also visiting professor at Sciences Po Paris since 2015. She has founded a Masters course on sustainability which she teaches at the Paris School of Management and Innovation and the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences-po Paris. She was previously working as the Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) at the Jindal Steel and Power Ltd. (JSPL) and was one of the youngest top business women in India at the time. Miniya was an employee of the ‘World Economic Forum’ (WEF), and was also a Global Leadership Fellow from 2011 to 2014. She has been a speaker or moderator at Davos and at other World Economic Forum regional summits, the United Nations, European Union, PE International, Microsoft Innovation Cup and Digital-Life-Design (DLD). Miniya is a Jury Member for the Million Dollar Global Teacher Prize and for The Circulars award at Davos. (en)
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- Miniya Chatterji in 2017 (en)
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- Miniya Chatterji (born 6 March 1979) is a prominent business woman, public intellectual, and the author of Indian Instincts (Penguin Random House, January 2018). She writes frequently in newspapers. She is the founder and CEO of Sustain Labs Paris [1]. Sustain Labs is an enterprise based in India, UAE, and New Zealand that partners with organisations to make them more environmentally and socially responsible as well as profitable. The company also ranks India's most sustainable companies each year. It has founded India's first UG - PhD climate school Anant School for Climate Action, which also offers India's first undergraduate degree focusing on solutions for climate change [2]. It led the establishment of 28 COVID hospitals across 5 states in India, by transforming existing vacant buildi (en)
- Miniya Chatterji, née le 6 mars 1979 à Jamshedpur, est une universitaire indienne. Elle est l'auteure d'Indian Instincts (Penguin Random House, janvier 2018). Elle écrit à propos de la condition d'égalité et de liberté en Inde, dans des chroniques des journaux et dans son livre. Elle est également la fondatrice et PDG de Sustain Labs Paris. Sustain Labs Paris est un incubateur de durabilité qui transforme les grandes organisations en entrepreneurs sociaux et donc plus durables. Elle est également la directrice fondatrice de la Fellowship for Climate Action, un programme international basé en Inde pour trouver une solution pour atténuer le changement climatique. (fr)
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