Nancy Landrum

Prof. Nancy Landrum is a Professor for Sustainable Business Transformation at Munich Business School (MBS) and a Visiting Professor at Les Roches Global Hospitality Education. She holds a doctorate from New Mexico State University in strategic management and corporate social responsibility. Her research focuses on sustainability management, biomimicry, circular economy, and strong sustainability principles. She has received notable awards including the Arkansas Eco-Hero and two Fulbright awards. Previously, she held positions at Loyola University Chicago, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and Morehead State University. Landrum is co-author of Sustainable Business: An Executive’s Primer, founder of the Sustainability Training Institute, and co-founder of the Sustainable Business Network of Central Arkansas.

Her academic contributions span corporate sustainability worldviews, education for sustainable development, and critical analyses of business strategies at the base of the pyramid. She has published extensively in journals like Business Strategy and the Environment and International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, with recent work exploring organizational culture's role in sustainability innovation and global education frameworks.

• Awards: Eco-Hero (Arkansas), Fulbright Award (x2)
• Consulting: Principal at Sustainable Business Design Consulting
• Organizations: Co-founder, Sustainable Business Network of Central Arkansas; Founder, Sustainability Training Institute

Landrum’s teaching emphasizes sustainability education trends and biomimicry applications. Her work bridges ecological principles with business resilience, advocating for strong sustainability approaches that prioritize environmental integrity over short-term gains.