Learning ESG by Doing: Why Future Leaders Need Practical Exposure
As ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles gain traction across sectors, one thing is clear: the next generation of project managers must move beyond theory. It’s not just about frameworks—it’s about learning to apply ESG in real, unpredictable environments.
ESG, SDG, CSRD, ESRS… OMG, is this my new FoMO?!
If you’ve recently tried to make sense of sustainability talk in project management, chances are your head is spinning from the never-ending stream of acronyms and you feel a “Fear of Missing Out”. ESG, SDG, CSRD, ESRS… sounds more like tech jargon than a plan to save the world.
So, let’s take a step back, breathe and explain these terms. Because behind all those letters lie some of the most important changes shaping how we plan, manage and lead projects, today and tomorrow.
Rewiring project management for ESG: It’s time to learn, lead, and collaborate
As global challenges escalate, project management must evolve beyond deadlines and deliverables. This article explores how ESG4PMChange is reshaping project leadership by embedding sustainability, ethics, and governance into the heart of every project—offering a roadmap for learning, certification, and systemic transformation.
