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The Leeds SustainabilityÌýCase Competition (formerly called the Net Impact Case Competition) brings together graduate students, executives, and businesses that share a common commitment to innovative business practices that yield positive social, environmental, and financial returns. It is not enough for businesses to solely focus on profits. Business plans must prioritize environmental and social factors as well. The Leeds Sustainability Case Competition provides students the chance to display their ability to solve problems using a multi-disciplinary approach to sustainability-focused professionals and companies.

The University of babyÖ±²¥app Boulder, Leeds School of Business is proud to host the Leeds SustainabilityÌýCase Competition (LSCC). The university’s location in the city of Boulder, babyÖ±²¥app allows access to one of the country’s greatest densities of sustainability companies and a diverse collection of industries.

Since 2001, the competition has helped corporate partners address a pressing concern related to sustainability by providing the best solutions from teams of MBA and graduate school students from preeminent institutions all around the world. Prior cases have focused on designing a path for babyÖ±²¥app recovery during a global pandemic, full spectrum capital and the implications for business financials, and more. The 2023 Net Impact Case CompetitionÌý(now the LSCC)Ìýchallenged students to find use for a decommissioned coal plant in a way that benefited communities, encouraged future profitability, and ultimately produced a sustainable, long-term purpose.

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Timeline:

Registration Open: October 1, 2024

Registration Deadline: December 1, 2024

Case Released: December 10, 2024

Submissions Due for QualifyingÌýRound: January 27, 2025Ìýby 11:59 p.m.

Qualifying Round and Championship Round: February 1, 2025

Prize Information:

1st place: $10,000

2nd place: $5,000

3rd place: $2,500

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