A new 18-month executive program with monthly in-person sessions designed to integrate sustainability into business strategies.

By JOSÉ ÁNGEL DE LA PAZ | EGADE BUSINESS SCHOOL

To develop leaders capable of embedding sustainability at the core of business strategies, EGADE Business School at Tecnológico de Monterrey celebrated the launch of the Master in Sustainable Business, which will begin in September 2025 in Monterrey.

This new 18-month graduate program, delivered in an executive format with in-person sessions once a month, offers a comprehensive approach covering topics such as regenerative business models, financial strategies for sustainability, and ESG metrics.

"More and more companies face pressure to incorporate sustainability into their operations and financial reporting. This new master's program is designed to equip participants with the tools to identify the opportunities presented by new technologies, which accelerate strategies based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria while also being profitable," stated Boyd Cohen, director of the program.

The announcement occurred at the EGADE Business School campus in Monterrey, alongside the presentation of the Latin American Corporate Sustainability Index, a study evaluating the sustainability performance of 13 regional countries.

Boyd Cohen and Paul Juárez, director of Recruitment and Admissions at EGADE Business School, led the presentation of the new Master’s in Sustainable Business, highlighting its relevance in a global context where sustainability has become a key factor in business competitiveness.

"This program will enable students to develop a strategic approach that combines innovation, sustainability, and leadership, preparing them to drive the transition towards more responsible and regenerative businesses," explained Cohen.

The event also featured the panel discussion "Success Stories in Corporate Sustainability Management", with the participation of Jimena Marván, executive director and co-founder of Chapter Zero Mexico; Marianela Santos, CEO of Kalpa Ventures and president of the Corporate Social Responsibility Committee at the American Chamber of Commerce Monterrey; and Vicente Saiso, global vice president of Sustainability at CEMEX.

The new Master in Sustainable Business positions itself as a key addition to EGADE Business School’s graduate offerings, reinforcing its leadership in developing professionals with a global vision and a strong commitment to sustainability.

For more information about the Master in Sustainable Business, click here.