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Peter McManners has written extensively on sustainability with a particular focus on business as the agent for change. After a successful career in both the public and private sectors he was appointed as a Visiting Fellow of Henley Business School, Reading University where he teaches and supervises the research of MBA students throughout the world. Recent speaking engagements include: the London School of Economics; Saïd Business School, Oxford University; Sustainable Business Event in Birmingham NEC and the Green Economic Institute Annual conference, Mansfield College, Oxford University.
He first started writing about the environment in 2002 with a prize winning entry in the Oxford Science Writing competition titled ‘Is Carbon the Culprit?’ His books include Adapt and Thrive: The Sustainable Revolution (Susta Press 2008), Victim of Success: Civilization at Risk (Susta 2009), Green Outcomes in the Real World: Global Forces, Local Circumstances, and Sustainable Solutions (Gower 2010) and Fly and Be Damned: What now for aviation and climate change? (Zed Books 2012). He also writes in the press, including his own column in Sustainable Business magazine which has been running continuously since 2008.
He is a keen wilderness wanderer, cross-country skier and founding chairman of the Pangbourne and Whitchurch Sustainability Group.
https://www.amazon.com/author/petermcmanners
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