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Change the World: By Focusing on the Human Impact of the Climate Crisis, Companies Can Turn Risks Into Opportunities

3BL Media

Business leaders will need to develop a keen understanding of how these interrelated forces, especially the climate crisis, affect the lives of workers, customers, and society at large. Only then will companies be able to respond with the innovation and value creation that can, without hyperbole, change the future of the world.

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Stewardship a “Critical Component” of Border to Coast’s Climate Strategy

Chris Hall

The theme encompasses climate governance, strategy and alignment with the Paris Agreement, board oversight and incentivisation, Scope 3 emissions and the supply chain, and just transition. Additionally, 70% of Border to Coast’s AUM are now covered by the roadmap.

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The rise of the chief sustainability officer

Corporate Knights

Fisher’s personal rise from simply tweaking the supply chain to resetting corporate strategy became emblematic of the growth of the CSO position itself – in sheer numbers and in increasing clout. It takes time for them to see “soft” sectors such as climate regulation, diversity and community as sources of business growth.

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From Net Zero to Net Positive

Sustainable Round Table

Since this sort of visionary, catalytic leadership is needed now more than ever before, it is right to ask: how can some executives and companies across different industries repeatedly be so far ahead of their peers in multi-stakeholder value creation that has proven more sustainable in complex globally scaling businesses?

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From Net Zero to Net Positive

Sustainable Round Table

Since this sort of visionary, catalytic leadership is needed now more than ever before, it is right to ask: how can some executives and companies across different industries repeatedly be so far ahead of their peers in multi-stakeholder value creation that has proven more sustainable in complex globally scaling businesses?