UCL School of Management’s Professor Paolo Taticchi, OMRI, has been named one of the UK's most impactful sustainability leaders as part of the inaugural edie 100 list.

Our latest Long Reads, by Professor Paolo Taticchi, has been published in Spanish across Forbes's hispanic publications. Paolo explores corporate myths that are often left unchallenged and the ways in which leaders and organisations can combat them.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director and Professor Paolo Taticchi has authored a new case study examining how Borgo Egnazia — a high-end hospitality destination in Puglia, Italy — launched its first structured sustainability programme in 2024 with the ambition to become a national leader in sustainable hospitality.

The UCL School of Management is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Altamayyuz Academy, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading institutions for financial and managerial talent development.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business (UCL CSB) held its Annual Conference and inaugural awards ceremony at the UCL School of Management, a flagship event bringing together academics, business leaders and sustainability practitioners to discuss how innovation and AI are transforming the future of sustainable business.

Professor Paolo Taticchi, Co-Director of the UCL Centre for Sustainable Business, has co-authored a new white paper examining how the UK can strengthen its long-term resilience and competitiveness through greater collaboration between the public and private sectors.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director Professor Paolo Taticchi’s latest white paper explores how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can become strategic leaders in sustainability through tailored, data-driven approaches.

Professor Paolo Taticchi and fellow researcher Melina Corvaglia-Charrey have been shortlisted for the 2025 Thinkers50 Strategy Award for their book How to be Sustainable: Business Strategies for Leading Change.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director and Professor Paolo Taticchi has authored a new case study exploring the sustainability journey of Tecno Group – a Naples-born company – that, over 25 years, evolved from an energy tax recovery consultancy into a company operating at the intersection of sustainability and digital transformation.

The Sustainable Circuits Index (SCI), published by Professor Paolo Taticchi with Enovation Consulting, has found Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya to be the world’s most sustainable motor racing circuit for the second year in a row.