Join P4 in the Sustainability Movement
The P4 Initiative team in fall 2023.
The People Planet and Profit Project — or P4 — is dedicated to advancing sustainable business practices. Our mission is clear: assist companies in achieving B-Corp certification, a prestigious recognition of their commitment to social and environmental responsibility.
P4 is a dynamic organization fueled by a passion for creating positive change within the corporate world. The 2023 team is composed of M.B.A. students eager to make a lasting impact: Gustavo Samudio, president; Peyton Hall, vice president for recruitment; Hayley Beard, vice president for talent development; and members Sydney Combs, Vanessa Gonzalez, Olivia Stieren, Caiden Tays, Baylie Lanier, Andrew Prather, Maclain Wheeler, Rex Rollins, Cole Matlock, Lauren Lasiter and Tyler Merreighn.
Calling Local Northwest Arkansas Businesses
We also extend an invitation to local NWA businesses to collaborate with us on a transformative sustainability journey. By partnering with P4, you gain access to a pool of talented and passionate M.B.A. student consultants ready to assist you in achieving B-Corp certification. This collaboration also strengthens ties within our vibrant local community.
To learn more about P4 and get involved, reach out to us at P4@uark.edu or apply to work with us! Join us in shaping a more sustainable Northwest Arkansas one certification at a time.
Contact Gustavo Samudio, a Walton M.B.A. candidate and president of the People, Planet and Profit Consultancy Project, at gsamudio@walton.uark.edu.
Topics
Contacts
Peyton Hall, vice president
People, Planet and Profit Consultancy Project
512-534-5289,
pmhall@uark.edu
Headlines
Villarreal, Hanafiah Win International Peace Scholarships
Danna Villarreal, a doctoral student in biological and agricultural engineering, and Meutia Hanafiah, a doctoral student in anthropology, won $5,000 International Peace Scholarships from the P.E.O. Sisterhood.
Global Campus Presents Three Annual Staff Awards
The annual staff awards from Global Campus were given to Rabia Shattuck for Cross-functional Collaborator, Nina Reich for Rookie of the Year and Christina R. Smith, for the Unsung Hero Award.
Debra Abshier Retiring After 22 Years at UAPD
After 22 years at the University of Arkansas Police Department, Debra Abshier will retire on July 31. UAPD will celebrate her contributions to the department from 2-4 p.m. Monday at the Administrative Services Building
RSVP for GPSC Grad Student Leaders' Summit
The theme for this summit is "Becoming a Better Leader: Deepening Leadership Skills and Values." It will be from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, in the Graduate Student Lounge in Gearhart Hall.
Upcoming Informational Workshop on W. M. Keck Foundation Funding
Learn more from 2:30-4 p.m. Aug. 8 in Mullins 452-453 about the support that the Keck Research Program provides for medical research that benefits humanity and is distinctive and novel in its approach. RSVP.