Program Overview

Program Overview

The university program EVGL 0302, Environ Deal Making and Strategy, is a 2-credit course that explores the private transactional marketplace, where environmental outcomes are negotiated and implemented. This course delves into the sophisticated strategies and techniques used to create results in various corporate transactions.

Course Description

The course examines the disclosure marketplace, where environmental information is transmitted to stakeholders, and its growth beyond SEC reporting. It also explores the contours and consequences of this disclosure revolution and its effect on global capital markets. Furthermore, the course discusses dynamic new companies that address foundational environmental questions, such as energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions, and waste disposal, and how they disrupt and transform long-established industries to create more sustainable outcomes.

Key Features

• The course explores the increasingly sophisticated strategies and techniques used in corporate transactions.
  • It examines the disclosure marketplace and its impact on global capital markets.
  • It discusses the role of new companies in creating a more sustainable future.
• The course features insights from guest speakers, including the founders of companies that address environmental questions.
  • These speakers provide perspectives on the limits and possibilities of creating a new environmental future.

Attributes

Attribute Details

• Attribute: LLM