NUS CGS MBA

In collaboration with NUS CGS, we ran our On Our RADAr card game with MBA students from Prof Lawrence Loh’s Sustainability Strategy course. The session sparked bold thinking, as students tackled complex dilemmas and long-term impacts—proving that Responsible Innovation is more than theory; it’s a mindset future leaders are ready to embrace.

Brief About the Session

In collaboration with the NUS Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS), we had the chance to run our On Our RADAr card game with MBA students from Prof Lawrence Loh’s BMA5118A Sustainability Strategy course. The session stood out for how it blended strategic thinking with sustainability, challenging students to navigate complex dilemmas, weigh long-term impacts, and solve problems creatively under pressure. The energy, insight, and bold thinking on display proved that Responsible Innovation isn’t just theory—it’s a mindset that tomorrow’s leaders are ready to embrace.

Here’s the Stats!

Hosted >50 post-graduate students, all equipped with previous industry experience
Participants rated the RADAr Framework an average of 8 out of 10 for its usefulness in crafting strategies and solutions—highlighting its value in guiding thoughtful, impact-driven decision-making.

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