Sustainability Leaders Join Judging Panel for the 2025 Chronos Sustainability Prizes at LSE
The Chronos Sustainability Prizes at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) are awarded annually to undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Department of Geography and Environment who demonstrate academic excellence and commitment to making an impact in sustainable business, finance and environmental policy.
LSE undergraduates undertaking the course GY326 (Sustainable Business and Finance) and postgraduates on the course GY465 (Concepts in Environmental Regulation) are eligible for the prizes. As part of these courses, the students prepare a brief on a key issue of sustainability significance or concern. These briefs explain the relevance of the issue, summarise what is known about the issue, and offer policy recommendations to key stakeholders such as regulators, investors and companies.
The prizes are awarded to the students whose analysis and recommendations are considered to have the greatest potential to make a positive social or environmental impact.
The prizes are judged by internationally recognised practitioner experts from a mix of finance, industry, NGO, public policy and regulatory backgrounds. Table 1 presents the judging panels for the 2025 prizes.
The prize winners will be announced in June 2025.
Table 1: The judging panels for the 2024-2025 Chronos Sustainability Prize at LSE
Notes
1. Chronos Sustainability was established in 2017 to deliver transformative, systemic change in the social and environmental performance of key industry sectors. Chronos is involved in a wide range of global transformation projects across the sustainability spectrum and develops tools and strategies to enable its clients to accelerate action and effect real-world outcomes at scale. https://www.chronossustainability.com/
2. The Department of Geography and Environment at LSE is a centre of international academic excellence in environmental social science and climate change, and economic, urban and development geography. The department is ranked 2nd in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2025. https://www.lse.ac.uk/geography-and-environment
3. For further information on the Chronos Sustainability Prizes at LSE, see: https://www.chronossustainability.com/lse-prize
