Our all-in-one sustainable business simulation has students running a company where the ESG index gates who they can sell to, prices their loans and rewards every sustainable choice. It's experiential learning that fits any course — and ends with job-ready skills.
Students take over as the management team of one of five newly started jetpack manufacturers — in an industry the world expects to be sustainable. They'll build skills as they invest, produce, budget and answer to a market that scores equity and ESG together.
Students run a company where success is scored on equity and the ESG index together — and a low index has teeth: it locks them out of customers and raises the interest rate the bank offers.
Sustainability isn't one decision here — it's part of most of them. Students choose between cheap and sustainable suppliers, invest in emissions-reduction projects and manage production while every call moves both the financials and the index.
Build factories, set volumes and live with the capacity — and the emissions — you created.
Manage budgets and loans from a bank that prices your ESG index into the interest rate.
Face scenarios where what's right and what's profitable pull apart — and answer for the choice.
Equity only grows when the company earns it; green choices still have to add up.
Sustainability is not a siloed discipline — it impacts every business discipline. Adding it to a course usually means new readings, new cases and a rebuilt syllabus. This simulation does it in one move: the same business core you already teach — strategy, production, budgeting, finance — now plays out in a market where ESG decides who buys, what borrowing costs and which strategies survive. Drop it into the course you already run; the sustainability teaching comes built in.
The index gates market access and prices loans, so sustainability is strategy, not a side quest.
Built-in scenarios where right and profitable pull apart, ready to debrief in class.
Educators switch market events like carbon taxation on or off to match the course.
The impact of climate change is rapidly becoming more visible and tangible worldwide. We are also seeing its effects more and more clearly in the economy as climate risks translate into financial losses. (..) I hope it is obvious why sustainability is key in business education and in business simulations.
Every quarter mirrors the calls real management teams make under ESG pressure — what to build, who to buy from, what to borrow and when to invest in emissions cuts — while written exercises, market events and ethical decisions keep the plans honest.
Between planning, lecturing and grading, every minute counts. Hubro's Sustainable Business simulation is quick to set up and easy to use with customization options to meet your course needs.
Premade assignments and instructor materials make it ready to launch on day one.
Built-in tools and reflection exercises speed up the grading process.
Content and rounds that can be added or removed to fit your syllabus, not the other way around.
AI grading, support and debriefing so you can save time and run the simulation to perfection.
Real education specialists available to help from start to finish.
Compatible with Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and Brightspace for assignment delivery and grade syncing.
See how every group is doing, where they're stuck and when to step in.
Certificates that can be posted on LinkedIn to demonstrate skills and show career readiness.
Customize the Balanced Scorecard around your learning objectives, weight the metrics that matter and see group rankings update instantly.
The impact of climate change is rapidly becoming more visible and tangible worldwide. We are also seeing its effects more and more clearly in the economy as climate risks translate into financial losses. (..) I hope it is obvious why sustainability is key in business education and in business simulations.
If you want your students to be able to apply theories in their future jobs, Hubro is the one, I found so far, to make a virtual business environment that is quite close to the real world.
