Center for Sustainable Development & Global Competitiveness

Stanford University

The Center for Sustainable Development and Global Competitiveness

SDGC is comprised of three research pillars to advance sustainable practices across cultures, businesses, industries and economies.

SDGC Smart and Sustainable Systems

Researching new technologies and approaches to integrate organizational development strategies with leadership practices that will ensure growth and success within a healthy and sustainable natural environment.

SDGC Research

Stanford Center at the Incheon Global Campus

Stanford's flagship research center in South Korea engaging in smart city technology implementation, sustainable urban systems and wellness, innovative urban-focused entrepreneurship methods and business models, and sustainable development and global economic competitiveness.

SCIGC Research

Stanford Long Term Investing

Studying pensions, sovereign funds, endowments, foundations and family offices to help them better achieve their objectives, while also unlocking much-needed resources for society's critical projects.

SLTI Research

SDGC-Mach49 Program for Industrial Affiliates

Created by SDGC and Mach49, this program is for corporates interested in exploring and understanding the practice and theory of innovation. Bringing together a practical understanding of Silicon Valley innovation from Mach49 with innovation theories and frameworks developed at SDGC, this is an unparalleled opportunity to experience our innovation ecosystem up close and build your strong foundation for sustainable corporate innovation. Learn more about the opportunities to learn and experiment with like-minded colleagues as part of this unique initiative bringing together Stanford researchers with Silicon Valley venture builders!

https://sdgc.stanford.edu/sdgc-mach49-program-industrial-affiliates