The CEBDS (Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development) and the University of Cambridge brought the second edition of the course to Brazil in November Business and Sustainability Program (BSP) from the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. With a group made up of business leaders, top executives and representatives from different levels of government, BSP seeks to engage corporate leaders by bringing them closer to sustainability and the principles that guide it, making them understand the strategic implications of its risks and opportunities for business and for the value of companies. This year's edition featured lectures by professionals such as: Francisco Araújo (political scientist and innovation coordinator at Viva Rio), Franklin Feder (consultant and business leader), Ingo Dietz (Executive Director of Institutional Relations and Sustainability at Allianz Seguros) and Philip Yang (former Brazilian diplomat and founder of URBEM). As in the first edition, the sector with the highest representation in the course was energy with 25% of those present. In total there were 24 participants from companies such as Braskem, Santander, Shell, Schneider, Itaú, CCR, Raízen, among others.