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How and where money is invested will have a crucial impact on whether we manage to reduce emissions by 2030 and keep the temperatures under 1.5º. In fact COP28 - the big UN climate conference later this year - will focus on heavily on finance.

Climate investing has been mostly in developed economies so far, but the highest emissions currently come from emerging economies.

Listen to David Carlin, head of climate risk for the UN's Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), as he explains why you should consider investing in new economies and why immediate action is crucial for a global and equitable sustainable future.

David Carlin

TCFD Lead at UNEP-FI

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One thing I can change: Invest in emerging economies

Sustainable Finance

Meet the Leaders

Explainer

Meet Adina Grigoriu who started her career as a trader and is now CEO of the company she helped to found. She gives us her insider perspective on the role and talks about what makes a good CEO. 

Adina Grigoriu

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Meet the Chief Executive Officer

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Expert Insight

The Qatar World cup was the grandest event of 2022, engaging with over 5 billion people throughout the mega event. So, what can the world cup teach us about innovation and mega events? Oscar Barranco Liebana learnt first-hand what it takes, as Innovation Director for the Qatar 2022, and shares his knowledge with us on how he helped innovate the world cup.

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Oscar Barranco Liebana

Integrated Operations Platform Director, Integrated Operations Platform Department, Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy

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What the World Cup can tell us about innovation and mega events

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My Story

Join Cathy and John Roth on an emotional and inspiring journey through their personal experience with dementia. In this heartwarming video, the couple shares their story of love, strength, and perseverance as they navigate the challenges of living with dementia.

With heartfelt honesty and unflinching courage, Cathy and John offer a message of hope and inspiration to anyone who is dealing with dementia or caring for a loved one with the disease. 

Their story is a testament to the power of love, faith, and resilience in the face of adversity.


Cathy Roth

National Chairman

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Our adventure living with dementia

Mental Health

The Modern Marketeer

As consumer habits change, a new field of 'Modern Marketeers' has emerged. These specialists focus on engaging their audiences in new or evolving mediums.

Ruth Carter, Author and Flash Mob Lawyer, spills the beans on legal pitfalls marketers should avoid when planning unconventional campaigns. They also dishes out some of her own strategic Guerrilla Marketing ideas. 

Ruth Carter, Esq.

Evil Genius

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Modern marketeers: The Guerrilla lawyer

Content Strategy

Are you a small business lead looking to profitably align your operations with environmental values? And can you do more by focusing on less? Join Sara Simmonds, CEO of the Conscious Innovator Mentorship Business, as she reveals the power of hero products to have a positive impact and help you reach the conscious consumer. 

You will learn a five-step strategy to align your business with responsible buyers looking for meaningful, impactful products and services while transforming your business operations for a more sustainable future. 

Sara Simmonds

Chief Mentor 

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How hero products can help you reach the conscious consumer

Strategy

What if you organised your marketing content in the same way you organise your personal possessions? Karen Hesse is on a mission to organise content chaos and says everything starts with a good audit - or rather, a Marie Kondo-style audit!

Karen Hesse

Founder and CEO

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The Kondo method: Tidy up your content

Content Management

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Make it Make Sense

As the impacts of climate change become more evident, businesses need to be more transparent about their climate-related calculations. A new regulation recommends the information that firms should disclose to investors, regulators, and customers – the Taskforce on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure, or TCFD.
In this explainer, Ben Wielgus, Head of Sustainability at Informa, sets out how businesses must understand the impacts of climate change on their operation, and begin to quantify and disclose it.

Ben Wielgus

Head of Sustainability

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The Taskforce on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD): Your 4 minute guide

Carbon Mitigation

Change-makers

Case Study

Circular business models like Trident Trackway are revolutionising the way industrial plastic waste is treated. See how couple Theresa and David Wernery are addressing the problem of plastic refuse in the Persian gulf region by creating temporary roadway solutions out of waste.

Theresa Wernery

Co-Founder

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David Wernery

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Building a million-dollar sustainable business out of industrial plastic waste

The green gauge

Until recently, anyone building an investment portfolio would be focussed on the financial performance of their assets. But while financial factors are of course important, investors are increasingly also interested in the non-financial aspects of companies they choose to invest in - specifically their environmental, social, and governance factors. 

Join Cara Williams, the Global Head of ESG and Sustainability at Mercer, as she explains why incorporating ESG factors into your investment portfolio is good for more than just your conscience. 

Cara Williams

Global ESG Strategy Lead, Wealth Management and Multinational Client Lead for Wealth

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Why incorporating ESG factors is good for your investment portfolio

Sustainability in the workplace

Have you ever felt that moment of peace when you're out in nature? Dr Angela Loader  believes that feeling is something everyone should have access to, even those living in urban environments. 
In this episode of Make It Make Sense, Dr Loader discusses rewilding, an initiative that aims to bring nature back into cities in a unique way.
Discover the benefits of rewilding both for climate change mitigation and increased biodiversity, and as a way of connecting people with nature for greater well-being for all.

Angela Loder

Vice President, Research

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Rewilding: What it is and why it's good for well-being

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Green finance

The global wealth gap has rapidly widened due to the pandemic, deepening economic inequalities. What can be done to tip the scales in a more balanced direction?

We asked fintech fanatic Ghela Boskovich if she could solve this problem with one big idea. Follow along as she provides her eloquent blueprint for tackling this issue. 

Ghela Boskovich

Head of Europe, FDATA 

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My big idea to fix wealth inequality - with Ghela Boskovich

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With hybrid working on the rise, businesses are being forced to reassess their workspaces. Employees facing cumbersome commutes increasingly expect their office time to be worthwhile and comfortable.

Komal A. Kotwal, sustainable design leader for health, well-being and equity at HOK, explains the benefits of sustainable office design and how such spaces can be achieved to maximise inclusive workspaces.

Komal A. Kotwal

Educator in Sustainable, Equitable Design and Well-being Architecture. 

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Happy, healthy, sustainable: Designing an inclusive workplace

Creative content, production and top tools to help you engage your customers.

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Marketing

A better understanding of cultural nuances and local habits not only helps brands meet expectations but can push them to innovate and adapt.
Allyson Stewart-Allen, award-winning educator, advisor, and author, explains some brand fundamentals to consider before you even get to your marketing strategy. 

Allyson Stewart-Allen

Author

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Going global: Getting the product right before you market

Marketing to the youth

To market to the youth, it is important first to understand their priorities and expectations. Diversity, equity, and inclusion might be more important to this generation than any previous, which is why Deanna Ransom champions their "beautiful intolerance" in this video explaining why and how marketing needs to empower youth.

Deanna Ransom

Founder & CEO

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Why marketing needs to empower youth

Video is a vital component in any salesperson's arsenal, but in a post-COVID era where webcams are more off than on and virtual sales prevail, how can sales teams improve their video content and engage with their clients?
Viveka von Rosen, Chief Visibility Officer and co-founder of Vengreso, walks us through her pocket-sized tips for building great video content, and the many opportunities that it holds.

Top tips for maximising sales with better video content

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