Chris, Mark and David are joined by Kate Nash, the creator and CEO of PurpleSpace, the world’s only professional development hub for disability employee resource groups. PurpleSpace’s mission is to make it easier for employees to navigate the experience of ill health, disability or the experience of an accident or injury, at the same time as flourishing at work.
Expectations of sustainability leaders in companies and other organizations are higher, and the remit broader, than ever.
Joined by Tom Firth and Joanna Yarrow, Co-Founders of M&C Saatchi LIFE, who bring their parent organization’s successful history of marketing, branding, and advertising to the world of corporate sustainability.
Chris, David, and Mark are joined by the co-founder of Forum for the Future, Jonathon Porritt, and its CEO, Dr. Sally Uren.
Joined by Helle Bank Jørgensen, the CEO and Founder of Competent Boards, we dive into the topic of embedding sustainability in corporate boards and how to best engage board members on sustainability.
Chris, David and Mark discuss the 8th annual Economist Sustainability Week, Just Transition and greenhushing.
Joined by Mike Barry, they explore the sustainability agenda heading into 2023, including leadership challenges, geopolitical risks, and the ESG revolution.
Mark and Chris welcome Leslie Johnston, CEO of the Laudes Foundation, an organization that is responding to the dual crises of inequality and climate change.
Chris and David speak with Anik Michaud, Group Director, Corporate Relations and Sustainable Impact at Anglo American about how purpose and sustainability have become so core to this mining company as well as COP27, the World Cup, and Twitter.
Chris, David and Mark are joined by Solitaire Townsend, Co-Founder of Futerra, and author of ‘The Happy Heroes’ and her forthcoming book, ‘The Solutionists: How Businesses Can Fix the Future.’ Solitaire posits that