Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 2 Atelier

Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 6: Centrus

Listen now to George Roffey, Chief Sustainability Officer, Centrus who welcomes the ESG shake down, and argues that with ESG now entangled in everything, we need to get to a place where sustainability is embedded and becomes the norm. Discussing the pros of recently becoming BCorp accredited, hear why the increasing focus on the ‘s’ for social impact is a natural progression onto common ground that everyone can relate to.

Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 5 Foresight Group

In our latest ESG Activists podcast, Lily Billings, Head of Sustainability, Foresight Group talks about why it’s down to private finance to bring about sustainable change and sustainability transition; the metrics that demonstrate impact and why when divesting we need to think about the social implications. Plus, how to embed nature into business as usual, which couldn’t be more timely, with this month’s launch of the Taskforce for Nature-related Disclosures (TNFD).

Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 4 GOALSFIRST

Hear Alex Struc, Founder and CEO, GOALSFIRST on setting new expectations for your money. In episode four, he discusses how to invest your money for impact; why an SDG mapped portfolio provides a set of values all people care about and calls for scenario analysis to become more common place for businesses. Expect more and do more with your money

Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 3 J O Hambro

"Diversity and plurality of thought is core to a healthy system" Tom Matthews J O Hambro Capital Management

Stand And Deliver The ESG Activists Podcast Series From Teamspirit Episode 2 Atelier

In our second ESG Activist podcast, Chris Gardner, Joint CEO, Atelier shares how he has focused the business proposition to realise ESG ambition. Listen to why collaboration and empirical evidence through 3rd party assurance is vital; the need to be honest about what can be committed to and get it done and to realise that if you’re going to do it properly, it’s going to hurt.