BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2011: Stephen Jackson takes sustainability into the classroom

Jessica Shankleman
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Nottingham Trent University chief financial officer reveals that leading a cohort of free-thinking academics is a mixed blessing

It might come as something of a surprise to learn that BusinessGreen's sustainability executive of the year is neither a dedicated green exec, nor does he work for a major corporation. Stephen Jackson...

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