“Corporate Social Responsibility” (with Peter Neergaard), CBS Full-time MBA elective.

“Social Entrepreneurship – Using Blended Value Strategies to Transform the Non-profit Sector,” Master of Science Elective, K72, Sept-Nov 2008.

“Global Strategic Management (GSM),” 3rd year course, CBS Bachelor in Business Language and Culture (BLC).

“Case-based Grounded Theory Building,” contribution to the CBS Doctoral Program “Small N – Qualitative Methods.”

“Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Between Ethics and Profits," CBS Doctoral Program

Kai Hockerts holds a Ph.D. in Management from the University St. Gallen (CH) and a Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Bayreuth (D). Kai's business experience includes two years (1997-1998) as a management consultant for Life Cycle Assessments and Eco-Design at Ecobilan S.A., Paris (F). He was further co-founder and managing director of the Bayreuther Initiative für Wirtschaftsökologie (1991-1995). At the Hamburger Umweltinstitut e.V. (1990-1993) he was project manager for a "Ranking of the environmental performance of top chemical firms" published in the Manager Magazine 1/93.

Kai is a native speaker in German, and fluent in English and French.

Primary Supervisor: “Strategic CSR and Innovation: Exploring corporate drivers for corporate social innovation,” Marie Mathiesen (started in February 2009; still ongoing).

Primary Supervisor: “The Strategy Process in Social Enterprises,” Lisa Dacanay (started in May 2007, still ongoing).

Secondary Supervisor: “The Impact of Corporate Inclusion and Exclusion from Ethical Indices on a Market Value of a Company,” (started in Jan 2009; still ongoing).

Secondary Supervisor: “CSR partnerships in Coloplast – how to create corporate effects and innovation,” Christina Berg Johansen, ESADE (started in Dec 2008; still ongoing).

Head of Committee: “A Changing Role of Business in the Danish Welfare State Model? An Analysis of How and Why Danish Firms got Involved in Corporate Social Performance” Joachim Lynggard Boll, Defended November 2006.