Sarah Chapman, from Manulife, on Data, Risk, and Long-Term Corporate Sustainability

Sarah Chapman, from Manulife, on Data, Risk, and Long-Term Corporate Sustainability

In this episode of the CSO Impact Podcast, host Harald Neidhardt speaks with Sarah Chapman, the Global Chief Sustainability Officer of Manulife. They discuss Manulife's sustainability mission, the importance of a long-term perspective in insurance, and the evolving role of the CSO in today's corporate landscape. Sarah shares her journey to becoming a CSO, the challenges and opportunities in integrating sustainability into business strategy, and the impact of climate change on the insurance industry. The conversation highlights the need for adaptability, curiosity, and effective communication in driving sustainability initiatives.

Ellen Jackowski, from Mastercard, on Empowering Sustainable Choices Through Technology

In this episode of the CSO Impact Podcast, host Harald Neidhardt speaks with Ellen Jackowski, Chief Sustainability Officer at Mastercard. They discuss Mastercard's role as a technology company in the financial sector, the integration of sustainability into business practices, and innovative initiatives aimed at inspiring and enabling sustainable choices among consumers. Ellen shares insights on circular economy initiatives, the importance of stakeholder engagement, and the future of credit cards in a digital-first world. The conversation also touches on Mastercard's net-zero goals and the evolving role of the Chief Sustainability Officer in navigating regulatory landscapes and driving corporate sustainability efforts.

Lena Hök, from Skanska, on Sustainable Constructions and Designing for Efficiency

In this episode of the CSO Impact Podcast, host Harald Neidhardt speaks with Lena Hök, Executive Vice President of Sustainability and Innovation at Skanska Group. They discuss the significant role of the construction industry in carbon emissions, the innovative approaches Skanska is taking to drive sustainability, and the importance of collaboration and leadership in achieving sustainability goals. Lena shares her journey in sustainability, the challenges faced by the industry, and the future opportunities for innovation and impact.

Saskia Günther, from Swisscom, on Sustainability, Innovation, and Bold Choices

In this episode of the CSO Impact Podcast, Saskia Günther, Head of Sustainability at Swisscom, talks to host Harald Neidhardt about the company's commitment to sustainability, innovative solutions for climate impact, and the importance of collaboration in achieving sustainability goals. Saskia shares insights on the role of technology in reducing CO2 emissions, the significance of circular economy initiatives, and the evolving role of Chief Sustainability Officers in organisations. She emphasises the need for passion, communication, and interdisciplinary understanding in sustainability leadership, while also reflecting on her personal journey in the field.

Ingmar Rentzhog, from WDHT, on Defending Science and Uniting for Climate Action

In this episode of the CSO Impact Podcast, Ingmar Rentzhog, co-founder of We Don't Have Time, discusses his journey in sustainability and the evolution of his media platform aimed at addressing climate change. He shares insights on the importance of communication in the climate crisis, the role of events in fostering dialogue, and the recent campaign 'Make Science Great Again' aimed at defending scientific integrity against misinformation. Rentzhog emphasises the need for collaboration and support for leaders in sustainability, as well as the importance of engaging with industries to facilitate a green transition.