Podcasts about sustainability services

Despite the popular belief that slavery is a thing of the past, it is estimated that slavery affects around 50 million people globally. Human exploitation for labour and other forms of modern slavery are embedded within the supply chains of many of the products and services that we choose to consume regularly, whether we are buying clothes, electronics, or even a bar of chocolate. This is becoming an increasing concern for business as well. Mounting pressure from both legislative bodies that introduce new regulations and a new generation of consumers, who seem to be willing to pay more for sustainable products, signals a need for a change. In this episode of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast, host Bruno Sarda explores this topic further with Tom Veit, CEO of Asahi Global Procurement – a large Japanese consumer goods company, and Kate Skattang, Director in the Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice at EY Australia (Ernst & Young Services Pty Limited). The guests discuss the challenges posed by the issue of forced labor across global supply chains and the recent legislative changes that compel organizations to scrutinize their procurement. Tom and Kate share industry insights about how EY worked with Asahi Global to create their own human rights due diligence framework, emphasizing the importance of a top-down approach as well as putting people first across all areas of business processes. Protecting human rights is a fundamental responsibility for companies, as forced labor impacts tens of millions of people globally. Leadership commitment is essential for prioritizing human rights and implementing effective due diligence frameworks within organizations. Recent laws, such as modern slavery regulations in the UK and Australia, or Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), are driving companies to assess and proactively disclose human rights risks in their supply chains. © 2025 Ernst & Young LLP

In this episode of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast hosted by Bruno Sarda, the discussion centers around the vital collaboration between the public and private sectors in advancing sustainability efforts. Bruno welcomes Ruth Ahchow, EY Global Government and Public Sector Leader for Climate Change and Sustainability Services , who elaborates on the importance of public-private partnerships (PPPs) as essential  mechanisms for sustainable development, showcasing successful examples from around the world and  the Asia-Pacific region. Bruno and Ruth discuss how recent political shifts in regions, such as the US and Europe, influence sustainability initiatives. Ruth also provides actionable insights, urging governments to actively participate in sustainable procurement and create stable policies that encourage green investments, while companies are encouraged to integrate long-term sustainability into their core strategies. 01:48 - Evolution of sustainability in the public sector through Ruth's career 05:50 - Understanding PPPs 08:06 - Examples of successful PPPs around the world and in the Asia-Pacific 16:16 – The impact of political shifts on sustainability 19:41 - Role of sustainability reporting standards 25:34 – Actionable insights for business and governments © 2025 Ernst & Young LLP

Purpose ist in aller Munde – sei es in der Persönlichkeitsentwicklung oder als Treiber für Unternehmen, um Kund:innen und Mitarbeitende zu überzeugen. Doch brauchen wir wirklich einen Sinn, der uns durchs Leben leitet? In dieser Folge haben wir Jacqueline Klopp, Director im Bereich Climate Change and Sustainability Services bei EY, zu Gast. Mit ihr sprechen wir über die Suche nach dem Sinn im Job und Privatleben, über Perspektivwechsel nach Auslandsaufenthalten und ihren Blick auf Nachhaltigkeit als Teil ihres persönlichen Purpose und ihrer beruflichen Mission.   Du möchtest mehr über die Arbeit bei EY erfahren? Dann vernetze dich mit uns, z.B. auf unserem EY Deutschland Instagram Kanal oder direkt mit Jacqueline, Laura oder Julia auf LinkedIn.  Du interessierst dich für einen Einstieg in unseren Assurance Services, dann findest du hier unsere offenen Positionen. Weitere aktuelle Stellen bei EY findest du hier.  Du weißt noch nicht, welcher Bereich der Richtige für dich ist? Dann mach einfach den Test mit dem EY Jobmatcher.   Wir freuen uns über das Sponsoring von Røde, das es uns ermöglicht, spannende Gespräche in hervorragender Audio-Qualität mit euch zu teilen. Vielen Dank!

În acest episod special al podcastului Sustainable Living, explorăm parcursul remarcabil al PENNY România odată cu lansarea celui de-al 7-lea Raport de Sustenabilitate pentru anul 2023. Invitatele noastre, Claudia Ivan, Sustainability Manager, PENNY România, și Ana Streche, Senior Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, CCaSS, EY România, împărtășesc perspectivele și experiențele lor în domeniu. Indiferent dacă ești un entuziast al sustenabilității, un profesionist care dorește să îmbunătățească raportarea ESG sau pur și simplu curios despre cum un retailer de top abordează responsabilitatea corporativă, acest episod îți oferă perspective valoroase și informații utile. Despre Sustainable Living Podcast (SLP): Sustainable Living Podcast (SLP) anunță lansarea sezonului 8 – Female Green Voices: The Changemakers, dedicat leadership-ului feminin în domeniul sustenabilității. În acest nou sezon, susținut de PENNY, vom continua conversațiile inspiraționale, alături de o serie de invitate remarcabile din domenii diverse, evidențiind impactul femeilor în sustenabilitate. Sustainable Living Podcast (SLP) nu este doar un podcast; este o platformă globală dedicată conversațiilor de impact despre sustenabilitate. În sezonul 8, aducem împreună femei care contribuie semnificativ la modelarea unui viitor mai sustenabil și mai echitabil. Fiecare episod reunește experți, activiști și exemple autentice de inițiative de succes, oferind inspirație și soluții concrete pentru un viitor mai bun https://www.sustainableliving.ro/

With the world in the midst of a global polycrisis, the New Economy Unit (NEU) — a global research group at the EY organization — was established to look at the key economic forces at play and the leading business practices needed to create a sustainable future. Host Bruno Sarda discusses the NEU and a bigger idea of regenerative business transformation it represents with Matt Bell, EY Global Leader, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, and Anastasia Roussou, EY Head of New Economy Research Unit, in London. Moreover, the discussion covers the work the NEU does with the activist and academic community, some of whom sit on the NEU advisory board. It also highlights the importance of taking a long-term view while not neglecting short-term objectives, and teases what the NEU will be exploring next. Please, read the full report “A new economy - Exploring the root causes of the polycrisis and the principles to unlock a sustainable future” on ey.com, or contact the New Economy Unit at neweconomyunit@uk.ey.com. Key takeaways include: The New Economy Unit help enables practitioners to think about the long-term future and what they need to radically change. The report aims to bring everyone on the same page and mainstream the concepts that will likely aid the transition to long-term sustainability. © 2024 Ernst & Young LLP

Pour le dernier épisode d'Objectif Durable de l'année, nous abordons le sujet du scope 3, et notamment, comment les entreprises peuvent s'unir en créant des coalitions pour décarboner la chaîne de valeur. Une discussion animée par Valère Corréard avec Gilles Petitet, directeur technique du projet TELLi au sein du Groupe SNCF, Axel de Galembert, directeur commercial Transports chez Texelis et Stéphane Lefranc, directeur Sustainability Services chez Capgemini.

En esta edición de Planeta Sostenible, exploramos los avances y desafíos tras la COP16 en una conversación enriquecedora con Valeria Garbin Manfredini, Manager Climate Change and Sustainability Services en EY. Descubre las victorias clave que dejó este evento global, los retos que enfrentan las organizaciones y las recomendaciones esenciales para empresarios comprometidos con la sostenibilidad.   Dirige: Ángela María Gómez, directora de Comunicaciones en Pacto Global Red Colombia, junto a al equipo de expertos: Ramiro Santa, Merlín Grueso, Mauricio López, Efraín Peña y Nelson Duarte. Planeta Sostenible es posible gracias a la alianza con la Universidad del Rosario, la Universidad Sergio Arboleda, Coomeva y otras organizaciones que impulsan el cambio.

In this episode, Bruno Sarda, host of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast, meets with prior guests to talk about the significant developments in sustainability over the past year, ahead of the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference or COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, later this November. Amy Brachio, EY Global Vice Chair for Sustainability, and Matt Bell, EY Global Leader for Climate Change and Sustainability Services, share their experiences from the 2024 New York Climate Week .  They discuss the transition from addressing environmental issues in siloes to a comprehensive view that acknowledges the interdependence of various sustainability factors that must be addressed together. The speakers share their expectations for the upcoming COP29, underscoring emerging trends, such as the increased emphasis on finance and carbon markets to support the transition. In the final part of the episode, Amy and Matt express optimism about the future, talking about the businesses' desire for innovation, investment in new technologies and a collective willingness to undertake systemic change. © 2024 Ernst & Young LLP

Vi står ikke bare i en krise, men i en polykrise - eller kanskje flere polykriser. Dette er premisset for EY-rapporten "A New Economy", som både diagnostiserer det ubærekraftige ved økonomien vår, men også peker ut mer bærekraftige retninger og omstillingene som må til for å komme seg dit. Vi tok derfor en prat med Hanne Thornam, leder i Norden for EYs Climate Change and Sustainability Services-enhet. Hanne, som er NHH alumna og som har vært på bærekraftsfeltet lenge, gir innblikk i rapporten, det underliggende problembildet og endringene hun ser i næringslivet hun arbeider med. Vi snakker om muligheten til å sove godt for de som har ansvar for bærekraft, graver oss ned i polikrisebildet og spør oss om det er mulig å ha håp i møte med disse problemene. Vi hopper fra sirkulærøkonomi til efficiency, Sveinung hisser seg opp over kjøpesentre i London, etter at Lars Jacob snakker opp high-end fashion-selskaper. Hanne fortviler over stadig brutte varmerekorder, vi får høre om hvordan endringsviljen til næringslivet ser ut fra EYs kontorer og diskuterer de store dominobrikkene som må falle for at ekte endring skal skje. Fremtiden vil uansett være radikal annerledes, enten på godt eller vondt, argumenterer Hanne for, og Lars Jacob jazzer over klimaforebygging kontra klimatilpasning. Vi argumenterer for at vi skal se på hva bedriftene gjør heller enn hva de sier, snakker om at det er trangere på bærekraftskontorene til EY om dagen, innser at vi er "original gamers" og Hanne hyller EU for å være endringsmotor på bærekraftsfeltet. Vi snakker om at bærekraftsmarkedet er i vekst, Sveinung nikker til Florida og vi gleder oss over færre klimaskeptikere på radio. Vi svinger innom degrowth, snakker om nye måter å leve på, spør Hanne om hva hun ville gjort hvis hun ikke jobbet i EY og snakker om hvor de store bærekraftskampene står. AI skjønner kanskje ikke hva Lars Jacob sier, men hadde den gjort det, ville den sagt at han sier altfor ofte i denne podcastserien at det er nok problemer til alle der ute. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ONE STORY A DAY / Una historia para cada Día durante el mes de la herencia hispana 2024. En reconocimiento al Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, destacamos las historias que elevan las voces latinas mientras comparten triunfos, logros, legados y experiencias vividas en Ohio. Conoce a Vimary Delvalle de Akron, Ohio. Vimary es una puertorriqueña que desde el 2011 ha apoyado como voluntaria a Proyectos raíces en la Iglesia San Bernardo. Mientras trabajaba como "Home Health Aid", en sus tiempos libres preparaba y vendía sus postres /dulces. En el 2020, después de completar un taller de decoración de bizcochos, repostería y arte, decidió comenzar su propio negocio: "Koqui Sweeet" - www.koquisweet.com - "online bakery" en Akron, Ohio y áreas cercanas. Vimary trabaja en Asian Services in Action (asiaohio.org) en el departamento de Sustainability Services como Asistente de Programas. El Departamento de Servicios de Sustentabilidad brinda a los adultos de bajos ingresos y con dominio limitado del inglés y a sus dependientes, servicios lingüísticos y culturalmente disponibles en todo el noreste de Ohio.

When we sit down to enjoy a meal, at home or in a restaurant, we're rarely aware of the environmental toll our food choices may take. However, the reality is that the journey from farm to table carries a significant environmental cost, often unseen but deeply impactful. This episode of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast delves deeper into the impact the global food system has on climate change, biodiversity and land use. It also explores how digital innovation can be leveraged to make food production more sustainable without sacrificing quality or taste. Join host Bruno Sarda, EY Americas Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader, and Hanne Thornam, EY Nordics Head of Climate Change and Sustainability Services, as they interview two leaders in the food sustainability sector to uncover the challenges facing this industry and how technology is playing a key role in addressing them. Stephen Nolan, CEO of Nutritics and the 2022 EY Sustainability Entrepreneur of the Year, shares his insights on integrating sustainable practices within the food and hospitality industry. He debunks myths that equate sustainability with compromised quality or financial viability. Alongside him, Pete Statham, Head of Sustainability and Government Relations at Sysco GB, the world's leading broadline food distributor, discusses the practical applications of Nutritics' software in making large-scale, impactful changes. He shares how even a slight change in one menu item can multiply its positive or negative environmental effect, when delivered to thousands of customers across the world. The discussion closes on a hopeful note, with the guests discussing the vast potential and opportunity that exists within the market to create a more sustainable and resilient food industry for the future. © 2024 Ernst & Young LLP

Craig Coulter has 12 years of experience with EY delivering strategy and advisory services to clients large and small with a focus on the environment and sustainability. In Episode 259 of The Sustainable Finance Podcast (SFP) he and I discuss his passion for building businesses, organizations and teams that incorporate sustainability to make it business as usual. Craig is currently responsible for Sustainability Services and Strategies in the advanced manufacturing and mobility sectors, paying special attention to decarbonization in manufacturing, sustainability in supply chains and procurement compliance. Craig excels at combining technical know-how with go-to-market strategic vision, so don't miss his perspective in this SFP episode.

Text us your thoughts on this episodeIn this episode, Heather sits down with Marie Hache, PwC Sustainability partner, to discuss the practical challenges companies will face in implementing new mandatory sustainability reporting requirements. They cover leading practices including data quality considerations and getting ready for assurance.In this episode, we discuss:1:55 - Marie's background in sustainability and her work with companies on implementing new rules and standards2:29 - How companies are preparing for upcoming sustainability reporting requirements, including double materiality considerations13:23 - Data quality considerations, including performing pre-audits, implementing new systems, and strengthening existing processes18:21 - How companies are working toward adoption taking a joint holistic approach21:28 - Challenges in the transition to enhanced assurance requirements28:43 - How to be prepared for the first years of mandatory reporting33:45 - How companies can achieve consistency across different reporting requirementsLooking for the latest developments in sustainability reporting? Follow this podcast on your favorite podcast app and subscribe to our weekly newsletter for the latest thought leadership on sustainability standards. Marie Hache is a partner in the Sustainability Services team at PwC with experience working with companies across multiple sectors including services, pharma, retail, technology, hospitality, utilities, and manufacturing. She helps clients reliably and transparently communicate on ESG topics to meet stakeholder expectations.Heather Horn is the PwC National Office Sustainability & Thought Leader, responsible for developing our communications strategy and conveying firm positions on accounting, financial reporting, and sustainability matters. In addition, she is part of PwC's global sustainability leadership team, developing interpretive guidance and consulting with companies as they transition from voluntary to mandatory sustainability reporting. She is also the engaging host of PwC's accounting and reporting weekly podcast and quarterly webcast series.Transcripts available upon request for individuals who may need a disability-related accommodation. Please send requests to us_podcast@pwc.com.

Im Gespräch mit Alexander Theek, Head of ESG & Sustainability Services bei der Kanzlei VBREin Hinweis in eigener Sache: Alexander und Sustaind veranstalten ein gemeinsames Webinar zur ESG-Berichterstattung für KMUs: https://vbr-green.webex.com/weblink/register/r4bc7c19a6cf056a5a70cca27bc7d8d94 Der Link zum wöchentlichen Newsletter rund um den Podcast:  https://bit.ly/newslettersustaind Imprint: www.sustaind.de

Im Gespräch mit Alexander Theek, Head of ESG & Sustainability Services bei der Kanzlei VBRDer Link zum wöchentlichen Newsletter rund um den Podcast:  https://bit.ly/newslettersustaind Imprint: www.sustaind.de

  Lynn N. Simon, FAIA, LEED Fellow, Principal and West Sustainability Services Leader at Arup, is a Global Sustainability & ESG leader, with more than two decades of influencing behaviors, shifting mindsets, and co-creating to reach climate and equity goals across tech, real estate, and AEC sectors.   She excels in developing and retaining client relationships, convening stakeholders to Board level, driving cross-functional programs in matrix organizations, and building multi-disciplinary global teams with a focus on carbon, waste, water, ecology, health, and DEI.   CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Led a global, cross-functional team at Google on KPI setting and 1-5 year goals for carbon, water and waste • Positioned Google to meet its 2030 public commitments and Scopes 1, 2, and 3 across the portfolio • Converted underutilized global sustainability team by nurturing relationships and creating new organizational structure • Co-created and facilitated a community of 100 industry leaders, disruptors, and trailblazers at the Regen Lab@Google • Led a team that retained 250+ client relationships across commercial, residential, education, hospitality, civic and culture, government, health and transportation sectors.   PRO BONO LEADERSHIP • Trustee on the Board of Directors of the Beverly Willis Architectural Foundation • Member, Sustainability and Climate Committee at Bet Haverim in Davis, CA • Mentor, New Buildings Institute Next Gen Program Show Highlights   Lynn emphasizes the importance of diversifying clients and projects in consultancy. Entrepreneurship in this green building movement.  Sustainability impact through projects, energy savings and practices. Addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) in your work. Discussion on the importance of addressing scope three embodied carbon work on the future of green building. The importance for young professionals to get involved in industry organizations and the significance of knowledge sharing. Challenges faced during the early days of USGBC and the development of the LEED rating system. Implementation of building lifecycle modeling and sustainability best practices Tips on authentic listening and client engagement strategies. Market transformation and policy requirements in sustainability consulting.   “‘...My only piece of advice for you is to know when to talk less, know when to put a period on what you're trying to communicate or sell.' I've taken that advice with me and I don't always listen to it for people who know me, but I found it invaluable that he, one, was willing to take the time to come share his observation, but to also just think about when is it good to just be? That goes to the authentic listening piece; know when to stop presenting, to listen to what is happening in the room.” -Lynn N. Simon      Show Resource and Information Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community!   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on .  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the !   Copyright © 2024 GBES

In this episode of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast, the spotlight is turned to the often underestimated impact of the global building and materials industry, specifically cement production, on climate change. Despite playing a crucial role in our everyday lives, this industry's significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions and extensive energy and natural resource consumption is often overlooked. Host Bruno Sarda is joined by EY Latin America Climate Change and Sustainability Services leader Ruth Guevara and Vicente Saiso, Global Vice President of Sustainability at CEMEX, a global leader in the building materials industry, to talk about bold decarbonization strategies in such an important sector. Vicente acknowledges the cement industry's significant contribution to global emissions but highlights its efforts to reduce its environmental footprint, mentioning key strategies involving alternative fuels, use of waste materials, and adoption of innovative technologies such as hydrogen in production processes. He explains how, through this process to decarbonize, CEMEX has found business opportunities and cost benefits. Ruth and Vicente discuss the role of waste management in creating a circular economy in the cement industry. Vicente shares how CEMEX turned waste repurposing into a business opportunity by providing services to construction customers to manage their construction and demolition waste, which contributes significantly to global waste management. The episode then explores the innovative and ambitious technologies CEMEX is pursuing to help them play the opposite role and actually reduce environmental impact through cement production. Lastly, the guests shed light on how stakeholder support is crucial for companies' decarbonization initiatives.  © 2024 Ernst & Young LLP

The world is on a quest to become more sustainable – but what does that mean in practice? How could advances in artificial intelligence help achieve environmental goals?  Susannah Streeter welcomes Ben Taylor, EY Market Leader for Climate Change and Sustainability Services, and Mark Kroese, General Manager of the Sustainability Solutions team at Microsoft to discuss very latest generative AI approaches, methodologies, pitfalls and use cases. EY refers to the global organization, and may refer to one or more of the member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited, each of which is a separate legal entity. Ernst & Young Global Limited, a UK company limited by guarantee, does not provide services to clients. The views of third parties set out in this publication are not necessarily the views of the global EY organization or its member firms. Moreover, they should be seen in the context of the time they were made.

Matthew is Global Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader Leader at EY, the professional services company.  He has a background in government climate and energy policy, and science. Matt has more than 20 years' experience supporting organizational transformation toward a more sustainable path. Working across the public and private sectors, Matt leads teams of specialists across environment, health and safety; sustainability strategy and advice; non-financial reporting and assurance; impact investment and outcome measurement; human rights; and climate change and energy.

CCCT with Wendy Merz, Director of Sustainability Services from Trinity Consultants, a leading global Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) firm, that provides services and solutions in the Regulatory Compliance, Ecology and water, Built Environments and Life Sciences markets.Founded in 1974, Trinity has the technical expertise, industry depth, and capabilities to help clients achieve their goals across the natural and built environments. Enjoy the conversation.1. The host, David Course, introduces the episode of Commercial Construction Coffee Talk with Wendy Merz, Director of Sustainability Services at Trinity Consultants, on YouTube.2. Wendy Merz, the guest, recently moved to Maryland and is introduced as a Pennsylvania native with expertise in environmental consulting.3. Wendy shares her background, starting in Allentown, Pennsylvania, working on Title 5 permits for large industry sites, particularly cement plants.4. The conversation covers the challenges and transformations experienced by companies during the past few years, with a focus on sustainability and environmental considerations.5. Wendy mentions a recent research report by Trinity Consultants involving interviews with executives in environmental health, safety, sustainability, and operations from medium to large-sized manufacturing companies in the construction materials sector. The report highlights supply chain pressure as a significant driver for sustainability initiatives in North America.https://www.trinityconsultants.com/

As businesses prepare to meet the growing demand for transparency in emissions reporting, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is leading the way in setting global standards for climate target setting. In a recent episode of the EY Sustainability Matters podcast, host Bruno Sarda is joined by Alberto Carrillo Pineda, cofounder and CTO of the SBTi, and the two members of the EY Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Rob Bradley, Managing Director, Ernst & Young LLP, and Miranda Nayyar, Manager, Ernst & Young LLP. Setting, reporting and delivering on credible climate targets is becoming increasingly important as mandatory climate regulations come into effect. EY teams and the SBTi are collaborating in this area to support clients in committing to and setting science-based targets, and in developing decarbonization pathways to meet these goals. The EY organization and the SBTi recently co-authored research on the landscape of corporate measurement, reporting and verification related to science-based target setting, which will be available later on ey.com. Pineda emphasizes that the SBTi's focus is on setting the global standard for science-based climate targets to promote accountability and transparency. The speakers address the challenges companies face in climate target setting, particularly in gathering robust data and achieving set targets. The discussion also explores the impact of emerging climate disclosures, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange commission (SEC), and how companies can prepare for these.  Looking to the future, Pineda is optimistic about the actual implementation, and notes that the SBTi standards will continue to evolve. Key takeaways include: The importance of setting climate targets has increased, and with more companies making public disclosures, issues of standardization have arisen. The SBTi is evolving standards to provide a globally standardized way to set climate targets and assess decarbonization progress. Setting of targets should go hand in hand with a robust decarbonization strategy to deliver on commitments. Key challenges are data collection and access to data across the value chain. The SBTi is moving toward a formal standard-setting structure and remains dedicated to continuously evolving and revising their standards to ensure alignment with the most up-to-date scientific research and evidence. © 2023 Ernst & Young LLP

Navigating risk and opportunity in decarbonization and sustainability has become a pressing concern for industries worldwide. As the urgency of climate change intensifies, businesses face the dual challenge of fostering economic growth while championing environmental stewardship. The research underscores that companies with a proactive approach to sustainability carve out a competitive advantage and play a pivotal role in global carbon reduction initiatives. But the question remains: how can businesses chart a course through the complexities of this green transition?What strategies and innovations are leading companies adopting to ensure they remain at the forefront of this sustainability revolution?Welcome to DistruptED, Advanced Manufacturing Edition, hosted by Ron J. Stefanski. In this second of two episodes, Stefanski continues his discussion with Vrushali Gaud, Managing Director of ESG and Sustainability Services with Accenture, on navigating risk and opportunity in decarbonization and sustainability. Together, they explore the challenges and potential solutions in the journey towards a more sustainable future.Stefanski and Gaud discuss the following:• The importance of public-private partnerships in addressing global sustainability challenges• The evolving role of capitalism and the shift from a shareholder-centric model to a stakeholder-centric one• The need for businesses to align their strategies with community needs, ensuring mutual growth and prosperityVrushali Gaud boasts an impressive background. With her roots in India, she began her journey in the automotive sector with Tata Motors. Her career trajectory took her from rolling out diesel engine cars to working on reducing carbon emissions. An MBA graduate of Indiana University and an MS recipient from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Vrushali's experiences have shaped her into a passionate advocate for a greener future. She plays a pivotal role in Accenture's sustainability group, helping businesses embed sustainability into their core operations.

Understand the role technology plays in implementing more sustainable practices, learn how collaboration supports better environmental outcomes, and discover the importance of embracing an innovative mentality in helping your company reach its targets. In this episode of the Management Perspectives podcast, Mike Loughran speaks with Dr Swati Murthy, Practice Director, Sustainability Services, at TCS, and Rockwell Automation's Global Head of Customer Sustainability, Dr Andrea Ruotolo, to find out more. This is Part 2 of a two-part episode.

The global conversation has shifted dramatically towards decarbonization and sustainability in recent years. With the world experiencing unprecedented levels of disruption, from 5G technology to the challenges of a pandemic, the urgency to address climate change and its implications has never been more palpable. Although most business leaders see the vision of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), there is a long road ahead to achieving a tangible impact. So, how do businesses navigate the risks and opportunities in this rapidly evolving landscape of decarbonization and sustainability?Welcome to DisruptED, Advanced Manufacturing Edition. In this first of two episodes, host Ron J Stefanski engages in a riveting conversation with Vrushali Gaud, Managing Director of ESG and Sustainability Services with Accenture, a leading voice in sustainability. Together, they delve into the complexities of a post-pandemic, digitally enabled, sustainability-driven world.During this first conversation, Stefanski and Gaud discuss the following:• The economic incentives now favoring sustainability efforts• The role of businesses in both contributing to and solving the challenges of climate change• The transformative power of sustainability in reshaping organizations and industriesVrushali Gaud boasts an impressive background. With her roots in India, she began her journey in the automotive sector with Tata Motors. Her career trajectory took her from rolling out diesel engine cars to working on reducing carbon emissions. An MBA graduate of Indiana University and an MS recipient from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Vrushali's experiences have shaped her into a passionate advocate for a greener future. She plays a pivotal role in Accenture's sustainability group, helping businesses embed sustainability into their core operations.

“Over the past 18 months to two years, we have probably seen the largest transformation globally in terms of expectations on [ESG] disclosures,” EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services leader Matthew Bell says. On this episode of the ESG Currents podcast, Bell joins Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Eric Kane and Gail Glazerman to discuss the evolution and how companies and investors can leverage this information.This episode was recorded on Aug. 30.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Understand the role technology plays in implementing more sustainable practices, learn how collaboration supports better environmental outcomes, and discover the importance of embracing an innovative mentality in helping your company reach its targets. In this episode of the Management Perspectives podcast, Mike Loughran speaks with Dr Swati Murthy, Practice Director, Sustainability Services, at TCS, and Rockwell Automation's Global Head of Customer Sustainability, Dr Andrea Ruotolo, to find out more. This is Part 1 of a two-part episode.

On this episode of The Greener Way, we're talking with Alex Banks, a partner at EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services. Banks is co-author of a report commissioned by The Wilderness Society that found that financiers do not assess and disclose deforestation and biodiversity loss in Australia and may not even be aware of the risk when funding Australia's primary industries.Stepping into the role of the Lorax, Alex talks about the urgent need for investors and financiers to assess deforestation loss and why Australia is such a blind spot.Link: https://www.wilderness.org.au/following-the-money

In this episode of the ESG Insider podcast, we're on the ground at the GreenFin conference, which convened stakeholders from across the green finance ecosystem. We hear from panelists and attendees about key themes from the event — the challenges of closing the climate financing gap; how 2023 is "the year of the transition plan;" and the importance of translating sustainability topics for a broad audience, including employees, investors and the public at large.  In the episode we speak to:  -Aeisha Mastagni, Portfolio Manager in the Sustainable Investment and Stewardship Strategies unit of big US pension fund California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS)  -Tobi Petrocelli, Head of Sustainability and Transition Finance Strategy for MUFG Americas, a division of large Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)    -Rob Bradley, Managing Director of Climate Change and Sustainability Services at big consulting and advisory firm Ernst & Young (EY)  -Matthew Sekol, Sustainability Industry Advocate at Microsoft   -Catherine Berman, CEO and Co-Founder of CNote, an impact investment platform helping large companies move capital into community investments    -Elizabeth Harnett, Research and Impact Expert in the Center for Climate-Aligned Finance at RMI, a US think tank focused on the clean energy transition  Listen to our episode featuring the Executive Director of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) here: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/tnfd-executive-director-talks-new-nature-disclosure-framework   Photo credit: Getty Images  Copyright ©2023 by S&P Global    DISCLAIMER    By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, S&P GLOBAL does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. The third party materials or content of any third party site referenced in this Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of S&P GLOBAL. S&P GLOBAL assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this Podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. Moreover, S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty that this Podcast, or the server that makes it available, is free of viruses, worms, or other elements or codes that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.    S&P GLOBAL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST.

As Transformation Leader at Mercer US and Canada, Melissa Swift is responsible for workforce transformation, HR transformation, HR digitization, DEI, and workforce analytics. Melissa drops by Leadership NOW with Dan Pontefract to discuss her latest book, “Work Here Now: Think Like a Human and Build a Powerhouse Workplace." As a recognized thought leader on the subject of the future of work post-covid, Melissa has been quoted on the subject in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, The Economist, The Washington Post, Axios, and The Daily Mail, and has appeared on NPR and Al-Jazeera English. Earlier in her career, Swift helped build businesses in the ESG transformation space, including launching the Sustainability Services and Cleantech practices at Deloitte, and conducting two landmark carbon credit derivatives trades at Deutsche Bank. Her latest book, "Work Here Now," explores different ways to improve the growth-impeding, borderline inhumane people management practices we've created and endured over time. The book contains the following: 50 strategies to create a powerhouse workplace at organizational level 50 strategies to create a powerhouse workplace at team level A simple framework to help you make people-centered decisions More about Dan Pontefract and Leadership NOW at https://www.danpontefract.com More about Melissa Swift and Mercer at https://www.mercer.com/solutions/transformation/

With over 13 years of sustainability experience, Jade Feinberg leverages a broad sustainability background in sustainability and climate change strategies, renewable energy projects and carbon markets.  00:30- About Jade Feinberg and her journey.    I am a director in the Sustainability Services team for KPMG Singapore. I am an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in sustainability, M&A, renewable energy and retail.  I am skilled in negotiation, strategic projects as well as marketing and communications. I have leadership and organizational skills from The 12-year experience working throughout Africa and Asia-Pacific.  I am a strong Executive MBA graduate from the National University of Singapore.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Guy Grainger, Global Head of Sustainability Services and ESG at JLL characterizes this present moment in time in respect of the global real estate sustainability movement, underscores some of the milestones achieved in JLL's own enterprise-wide net-zero carbon emissions goals, highlights frontier technologies, methods and practices used for building decarbonization, as well as unpacks key takeaways from JLL's Global Sustainability Report and many other well-cited decarbonization reports published by the company.

The current global nonfinancial disclosures landscape is highly fragmented with a variety of different bodies evolving reporting frameworks. Will the new ISSB standards accelerate their convergence into mandatory globally accepted ESG reporting standards? In the final episode of the miniseries on disclosures, host Bruno Sarda is joined by Terence Jeyararetnam, EY Asia-Pacific Leader and Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services at Ernst & Young (the Partnership), and a member of the ISSB's Technical Reference Group. The discussion begins with the analysis of the different frameworks already in existence from the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and others. Many businesses have already adopted these, but there is pressure from regulators, investors and other stakeholders for frameworks to be standardized and mandated. Voluntary reporting is not taking businesses far enough to reduce their impact on climate and nature. The ISSB has an important role in accelerating this, and the hosts discuss whether the aggressive timeline for introducing the ISSB standards is realistic, what resistance is likely and what the prospects are for global acceptance. They also talk about how the new standards from the US SEC and the EU CSRD frameworks will fall into the picture. Companies should prepare for a potential new reality, where ESG reporting could be as rigorous and mandated as financial reporting. Bruno and Terence discuss the need for culture change and the key role of the CFO in gathering and managing the ESG data. © 2023 Ernst & Young LLP

The video features an interview with Richard Betts, a partner of Climate Change and Sustainability Services with Ernst and Young or EY. He shares his background in studying environmental science and the challenges of climate change, including the urgent need to decarbonize the global economy by mid-century at the latest. He also discusses the spectrum of how large corporations approach climate change and the need for all sectors to take action. Betts emphasizes the importance of reaching Net Zero globally by mid-century and slashing emissions globally by about 50% this decade to avoid the worst effects of climate change. 00:33- About Richard Betts Richard is a partner of Climate Change and Sustainability Services with Ernst and Young. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Meet Melissa Swift: Melissa is the author of WORK HERE NOW: Think Like a Human and Build a Powerhouse Workplace Melissa leads Transformation Solutions for Mercer US and Canada. She is responsible for the firm's efforts in the areas of workforce transformation, HR transformation, diversity equity and inclusion, and workforce analytics. Throughout her career, Swift has pioneered techniques to reshape organizations for digital and workforce transformation, leading breakthrough projects across industries ranging from manufacturing to professional services to biotech to consumer goods. Swift has helped build businesses in the ESG transformation space, including launching the Sustainability Services and Cleantech practices at Deloitte, and conducting two landmark carbon credit derivatives trades at Deutsche Bank. Swift is a recognized thought leader on the subject of the future of work in the pandemic era. She has been quoted on the subject in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, The Economist, The Washington Post, Axios, and more. She earned her B.A. from Harvard University and her MBA from Columbia Business School.  Let's face it, work is where we spend most of our waking hours in our adult lives. What I love about Melissa is that she has dedicated her life to not only understanding why and how we work but how we can bring out the best in ourselves and those around us to truly enjoy this area of our lives. ... If you're interested in learning more about challenges and how you can use them to maximize your reach, increase your impact and grow your coaching business just click here: http://mychallengecreator.com/ ... Connect with Melissa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/swiftmelissa/  Twitter: @meswift

In the second of our series-of-three Sustainability Matters podcasts dealing with environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosures worldwide, our host Bruno Sarda focuses on biodiversity and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD). He is joined by two members of the Taskforce: Marine de Bazelaire, Group Advisor on Natural Capital, HSBC, and Alexis Gazzo, Leader, Climate Change and Sustainability Services in France at EY & Associés The discussion begins with the urgent need to tackle the loss of biodiversity that threatens global economy. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), which came out of the recent UN Biodiversity Conference, COP 15, aims to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030. As businesses and their stakeholders start to recognize biodiversity as a business priority, and begin to consider their impact and reliance on nature, there will be an increasing need for transparent natural capital disclosures to help achieve these global biodiversity targets. This is where the TNFD comes in. Marine discusses the importance of addressing nature-related issues and halting nature loss to achieve a net-zero future. She also highlights how financial institutions are becoming more engaged piloting the TNFD beta framework and gives a fascinating insight into how HSBC is preparing for future nature-based disclosures. Alexis talks about the TNFD and how it is seeking to address the challenges facing biodiversity, including how companies can begin to prepare for reporting. He discusses practical steps to take, and how EY teams can help companies identify areas of exposure to biodiversity-related risks. © 2023 Ernst & Young LLP

On this episode, Nate speaks with econometrician and sustainability researcher Gaya Herrington about her new book, Five Insights for Avoiding Global Collapse, a more in-depth and personal telling of her 2021 review of the Limits to Growth (LTG). More than 50 years after the original LTG report was released, the model trajectories remain both relevant and controversial, as we continue with the ‘business as usual' scenario, in which the LTG model resulted in collapse. Why are we stuck on this road and how are our growth based economic systems optimized to keep us there? Is it possible to shift our goals to a different path, away from growth, focused on the well-being of all life? Can we plan or mitigate the path to descent? About Gaya Herrington: Gaya is a Dutch econometrician, sustainability researcher, and women's rights activist. Gaya holds masters' degrees in both econometrics and sustainability studies. After becoming disillusioned by initially working in the financial sector Gaya became the executive director of StoereVrouwen, a non-profit Dutch women's movement promoting sustainable economic policies through activism. In 2014, Herrington became the Director of Sustainability Services of KPMG. Most recently, her study on the projections made in the 1972 Limits to Growth report was widely publicized internationally. She is currently Vice President Sustainability Research at Schneider Electric. For Show Notes and More visit: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/57-Gaya-Herrington

Introducing Terence Jeyaretnam, the next contributor featured in our recent release 'No More Greenwashing: Driving evidance-based practice in ESG & Impact Investing' (which you can download for free at http://bit.ly/nomoregreenwashing).  Terence works across a great variety of groups aligned with creating positive impact in the world, and his positions include:- APAC Leader & Partner for Climate Change & Sustainability Services, EY- Non Executive Director at Amnesty International, Global Citizen, Fairtrade Australia & New Zealand, Food Frontier, PWN, Australian Legal Sector Alliance- Member of the Technical Reference Group at the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), Senior Advisor Australia for SASB Standards and Member of the Global Forum on Sustainability for ACCA- Head of the Audit Panel for the Banksia Foundation- Advisor for the SAARI Collective- Adjust Professor at the University of Southern Queensland- Board member with the Office for Environmental Programs at University of Melbourne- Chair of the Sustainability Committee with the Group of 100- Ambassador, Bridging Lanka Ltd (Australia)- Instructor at GKR Karate InternationalApparently he can do all that because "I don't watch much TV and I'm really boring" though I think that undersells his contribution somewhat :DIn the second half of the interview, we go into the retrospective nature of punitive regulatory compliance, the director level resistance to making any Net Zero claims due to liability, the contrast of geographies, tips on compliance requirements, divestment, the opportunity of developing nations to leap-frog the challenges of our societies and the fundamental of change as Terence sees it; personal responsibility. Don't forget you can grab the free report 'No more Greenwashing - Driving evidence-based practice in ESG & Impact Investing' that Terence contributed to at http://bit.ly/nomoregreenwashing, and if you're looking to improve your Investor and Stakeholder Relations, let's have a chat.Smarter Impact is hosted by http://linkedin.com/in/philipbateman and produced by http://bravocharlie.globalSupport the showFor the latest insights on leadership, impact investing, global challenges, business strategy and storytelling, make sure to join me on LinkedIn, and get the newsletter, Smarter Impact - Every Thursday!

Financing of the energy transition in Hungary – this was the title of a two-day, four-session, English-language online conference organised by Cambridge Econometrics, the British Embassy in Budapest and the Hungarian Economic Association on 12-13 December 2022. The aim of the roundtable discussions was to discuss current state of affairs with regards to the four topics in the focus of the event on the financing of the energy transition, namely: (1) green bonds issuance and their role in financing the energy transition in Hungary, (2) ESG risk measurement and data requirements, (3) buildings decarbonisation and (4) renewables policies and subsidies, and to produce a briefing document of panel findings and recommendations which will inform policy development for the green transition in Hungary. Session #2 ESG-related risks, their measurement and data requirements in Hungary Keynote Speakers: Rita Szalay, General Manager, ESG Capital Solutions Barnabás Ács, Global Head of Sales Strategy – Sustainable Finance & Investing, London Stock Exchange Group Gwil Mason, Lead Associate – Sustainable Finance, Financial Conduct Authority Panellists: György Szege, Head of ESG Department, Bankholding Zoltán Török, Head of Research, Raiffeisen Expert of the J.P. Morgan's Global Index Research Group (tbc) Irén Márta, Managing Director of the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary (BCSDH) Moderator: Ákos Lukács, Partner – Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young

Du hast Lust, deine Expertise in Projekte mit Bezug auf ESG und Sustainability einfließen zu lassen und dich spannenden strategischen und operativen Fragestellungen zu widmen? In unseren Climate Change and Sustainability Services begleitest du nationale und internationale Mandant:innen auf ihrem Weg zu einer nachhaltigeren Unternehmensführung. Erfahre mehr zur Stelle im EY Joblight mit Caroline. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!   Hier findest du die dazugehörige Stellenausschreibung, um dich direkt zu bewerben: (Senior) Manager ESG Transaktionsberatung (w/m/d). Stelle nicht gefunden? Dann besuche unser Jobportal und erfahre mehr über die verschiedenen Karrieremöglichkeiten, die sich dir bei EY bieten.   Solltest du noch offene Fragen zur Position haben, vernetze dich gerne direkt mit Caroline auf LinkedIn.

Our guest today on Moments of Clarity is Malcolm Preston. Malcolm Preston is an Adjunct Professor at Kellogg School of Management, teaching sustainability on their MBA and Executive Education programmes and visiting Faculty at Harvard Business School. He is also the Sustainability Adviser to a number of large international businesses and one small sustainability start-up.   Malcolm recently retired as the Global Head of Sustainability Services at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), leading a team of some 700 sustainability and climate change experts. Malcolm lead PwC's thought leadership on the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and, in particular, the role of the private sector in their achievement.   An accomplished speaker, Malcolm has spoken at numerous events including as a keynote speaker at the Rio +20 Summit, the World Bank, the New York Stock Exchange, and the United Nations.   During the podcast we discuss Malcolm's career with PwC, the art of public speaking, his love of teaching, his love of travel, situational deprivation as a tool to living a good life, pivoting from a life of audits to climate change, reimagining our societal structures to adequately deal with the climate crisis, challenging the system within 'the brand boundary' and a moment of clarity.    Links https://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolmpreston/ https://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/faculty/directory/preston_malcolm.aspx https://twitter.com/malcolmhpreston   Time Stamps 0:00 - 17:06 Introduction with Matt and Toby 17:07 - 44:10 Part 1 with Malcolm Preston 44:11 - 68:02 Part 2 with Malcolm Preston 68:03 - 69:17 Outro   Thank you to the team at Ex-Zero for our branding and design work and to Christian Prochilo for our music and sound editing. Thank you so much for listening to Moments of Clarity. Remember to subscribe, review and share episodes with your friends and family. You can also check out our Instagram page @momentsofclaritypodcast or our website at www.moc-pod.com.

Maria Daniel is a Partner in the Strategy and Transactions practice and is leading the Sustainability Services for EY. She has assisted clients in her 20-year history at EY with organic and inorganic growth strategies. Maria spent most of her earlier years in the transaction space, but her focus in the last few years has been on strategy development, execution, and digital transformation. More recently she is assisting government and private sector clients with their ESG agenda ranging from strategy and policy-making to decarbonization of their footprint and reporting. Maria forms part of the Sustainability and Global Climate Finance Teams and works with many global offices across EY to help deliver solutions to the Caribbean. Join on “Getting to the Top!” to hear more about this transformational leader and her passion for the environment, and balancing people, planet, and profit for a better working world. “Getting to the Top!” Is available on Apple Podcasts, Audible, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and my YouTube channel. Please subscribe!

Summary: On the 2nd episode of Season 10 of the Propcast, host Louisa Dickins is joined by Taylor Wescoatt, General Partner at Concrete VC and Guy Grainger, Global Head of Sustainability Services and ESG at JLL.  They discuss why global real estate leaders are refocusing their investment strategy and turning to venture capital to help reach net zero. Taylor Wescoatt shares Concrete VC's big plans with the sustainable fund and how they managed to get some huge real estate names to invest. Guy talks about JLL's strategy around net zero and their involvement in the fund. Taylor and Guy share with Louisa how technology, both internally and externally, will help businesses reach their sustainability goals. Resources: LMRE Global Recruitment and Search Consultancy LMRE YouTube Interviews Measurabl Hank  Hillbreak   Companies Mentioned: JLL Spark JLL Technologies SEGRO Ardent Starwood Capital Catella  Timeout AOL Shout Outs: Arnaud Van Der Wyck, Managing Partner at Concrete VC Key Insights From This Episode:   We're out recruiting and looking at how we can grow our capabilities in multiple countries to give clients the silver bullet of seamless integration of strategies across multiple geographies, which is really hard to do. - Guy There is a direct link between transitioning a building to net-zero, and creating economic value and we need to prove that much more clearly. - Guy We've created an investment platform that helps large real estate organisations see more clearly into the early stage tech space so they understand what will be creating and driving change in their industry. - Taylor  As we see more consistent data coming out of the sector, new artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities will evolve. - Taylor According to a JLL report, the value of green certifications on buildings results in a rent premium of 6% and a sales premium of 8%  - Louisa If we wait for the government to set the regulation it will be too late. - Guy   About Our Guests: Taylor Wescoatt: Taylor's career in technology product management spans 20 years of startups and larger pioneers like eBay and AOL. He started Concrete in 2016 with Starwood and JLL as founding partners out of a recognition that the coming wave of change in Real Estate would be primarily driven by technology. Concrete's mission remains to help leading players in the Real Estate sector see better into the future by engaging with the most compelling and visionary founders in the technology sector to drive revenue, operational efficiency, and net-zero environmental goals.   Guy Grainger: Guy Grainger is Global Head of Sustainability Services and ESG at NYSE-listed real estate services company JLL. He has overall responsibility for sustainability services, products and strategy, and for JLL's corporate sustainability program.   Previously, Guy led the EMEA region since June 2016, also serving as a member of JLL's Global Executive Board. Prior to that, he was CEO of the UK business between 2013 and 2016, having originally joined as a senior leader of the Churston Heard business acquired by JLL in 2008. Outside of JLL, Guy is Chair of the Circular Economy Taskforce at responsible business organisation Business in the Community and Vice President at the British Property Federation. An alumnus of the London Business School Senior Executive Programme, he is also an established media commentator on sustainability, the built and natural environment, and amateur triathlete in his spare time.   About Concrete Ventures: Concrete Ventures is a venture capital investor working closely with leading global real estate partners to understand their key challenges and identify and invest in the technology startup founders delivering real impact.   About JLL: We're here to create rewarding opportunities and amazing spaces around the globe where people can achieve their ambitions. In doing so, we are building a better tomorrow for our clients, our people and our communities. We're a world leader in real estate services, powered by an entrepreneurial spirit. We want the most ambitious clients to work with us, and the most ambitious people to work for us. It's as simple as that. We buy, build, occupy and invest in a variety of assets including industrial, commercial, retail, residential and hotel real estate. From tech startups to global firms, our clients span industries including banking, energy, healthcare, law, life sciences, manufacturing and technology.   About Our Host Louisa Dickins Louisa is the co-founder of LMRE, which has rapidly become the market leading global PropTech recruitment platform and search consultancy with operations across North America, United Kingdom, Europe and Asia-Pacific. To promote the industry she is so passionate about, Louisa set up the Global podcast ‘The Propcast' where she hosts and invites guests from the built environment space to join her in conversation about innovation. About LMRE LMRE is globally recognised for leading the way in Real Estate Tech & Innovation talent management. From the outset our vision was to become a global provider of the very best strategic talent to the most innovative organisations in PropTech, ConTech, Smart Buildings, ESG, Sustainability and Strategic Consulting. At LMRE we are fully committed at all times to exceed the expectations of our candidates and clients by providing the very best advice and by unlocking exclusive opportunities across our global network in the UK, Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.   Sponsors Launch Your Own Podcast A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production and strategic content company for brands, organisations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right strategy, equipment, training, guidance and content to ensure you sound amazing while speaking to your niche audience and networking with your perfect clients. Get in touch hello@apodcastcompany.com

Lourenco Miranda, Managing Director, and Danielle Barrs, Director, of EisnerAmper's ESG and Sustainability Services are joined by Travis Epp, Audit Partner and Partner-in-Charge of EisnerAmper's Manufacturing and Distribution Group to define ESG and sustainability and to explain the practical benefits of implementing these strategies for an organization.

With ESG top of mind for many companies, we're continuing our podcast series looking at how the current and future reporting landscape may impact individual industries. This week, guest host Casey Herman, PwC's US ESG leader, was joined by PwC partners Jennifer Kosar and Erica Chase to discuss the current state of climate and ESG reporting in the insurance industry and the associated challenges.In this episode, our guests discuss:1:51 - The current state of climate and ESG reporting in the insurance industry and areas of focus11:35 - Challenges and concerns insurers are thinking about as they work through ESG reporting17:34 - Planning to comply with the proposed reporting requirements while protecting proprietary information23:55 - The impact of the proposed footnote disclosures on the industry and how companies are planning for the requirements31:15 - Navigating the overlapping layers of state, federal, and international reporting requirements37:41 - What industry leaders are doing now to address the new ESG reporting requirements, and what's to comeListen to our previous podcast that provides insights into the ESG disclosures that matter to investors. Also refer to the text or audio version of our In the loop, The SEC wants me to disclose what?Jennifer Kosar is a partner in PwC's Digital Assurance and Transparency practice, helping clients in the financial services industry through the design and execution of governance, risk management, audit, and compliance programs throughout their organization. Recently, Jenn has focused on providing support to her clients on the risks and opportunities that ESG creates for the financial services industry.Erica Chace is a partner in PwC's Trust Solutions practice, specializing in providing assurance services to insurance companies. Erica supports PwC's Sustainability Services group, which involves helping clients develop their ESG strategy and assess relevant reporting requirements.Casey Herman is PwC's US ESG Leader. Casey has over 35 years of experience leading and working on the audits of many significant, complex clients and is a member of the Edison Electric Institute's Wall Street Advisory Group, the Electric Power Research Institutes Advisory Council, and the NYU Stern Business School Center for Sustainable Business Advisory Council.Transcripts available upon request for individuals who may need a disability-related accommodation. Please send requests to us_podcast@pwc.com.

In a recent study conducted by the Singapore Environment Council in collaboration with KPMG they found that 95 per cent of Singaporeans would purchase a product that has sustainable packaging. But cost is the main barrier for purchasing such products. Rachel Kelly speaks to  Cherine Fok, Director, Sustainability Services, KPMG IMPACT, KPMG Singapore to find out what else can be done to improve recycling rates in Singapore. … 0208: Why aren't consumers buying products with sustainable packaging? 0427: What more is needed to encourage recycling in Singapore? 0712: What are the business opportunities when it comes to recycling?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this HFS Videocast, Mark Reed-Edwards, Chief Marketing Officer, HFS is joined by Josh Matthews, Practice Leader, HFS to discuss the HFS Sustainability Services Top 10, 2022 which was released recently. Josh walks us through the HFS Sustainability Services Top 10, 2022 — and exactly what it covers and finally, reveals the notable performers in the Top 10. You can read this Top 10 at https://www.hfsresearch.com/research/hfs-top-10-sustainability-services-2022/

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EXAMINING ESG – HOW THE LANDSCAPE IS EVOLVING The panel will take an in depth look at how the maritime conversation around ESG is changing due to industry expectations, societal pressures & the regulatory environment. What does ESG means for shipowners, charterers, lenders, investors and insurers? How are they navigating transparency requirements and what is the best practice for reporting? This session will focus on how different stakeholders perceive the risks & opportunities associated with ESG and what this means for shipping in the short, medium & long term. Moderator: Mrs. Anthi Miliou, Head of Sales, In Service – Lloyd’s Register Panelists: • Ms. Kiara Konti, Associate Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services – EY • Mrs. Charis Plakantonaki, Chief Strategy Officer – Star Bulk Carriers Corp. • Mr. George Wells, Commercial Head for Structured Deals and Decarbonization - Cargill • Mr. Theodore Jadick, Managing Director, CEO & President – DNB Markets • Mr. Vangelis Rousos, Vice President, Commercial – Tufton Asset Management Ltd.

Jeg kan si mye om Cecilie. Ei skikkelig barsking med en smittende latter.   Hun har startet sin egen bedrift og blitt nominert til DNs ledestjerner samtidig som grunder drømmen raknet pga Covid. Få brenner mer for likestilling og inkludering enn Cecilie.    I episoden forteller hun om grunder reisen. Hvordan hun kom dit og hvorfor det er så viktig for henne å bidra til en mer rettferdig verden. I dag er hun Manager innen Climate Change and Sustainability Services hos EY Norge. Der bistår hun bedrifter i hvordan å forholde seg til Åpenhetsloven. Stortinget har vedtatt åpenhetsloven - som gjør at Norske bedrifter får strengere krav til å forhindre brudd på menneskerettighetene i hele virksomheten.   Episoden ble spilt inn i høst. Det forklarer et par av tingene som sies. Les mer om Cecilie her: https://www.dn.no/d2/ledestjerner/likestilling/barekraft/grunder/hun-vil-gi-kvinner-kontroll-over-egne-penger-og-eget-liv/7-1-1wn4r3y8p   https://www.ey.com/no_no/people/cecilie-kjeldsberg   https://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilie-kjeldsberg-88252688/?originalSubdomain=no     Hvem er jeg?  Therese Fallentin heter jeg. Stavangerjente som har reist verden rundt og studert og jobbet i Trondheim, Tyskland, Belgia, Valdres og Oslo. Jeg ELSKER å lære av andres historier og kunnskap og å dele mine egne historier og kunnskap. Er en over gjennomsnittet løsningsorientert, empatisk og proaktiv utfordrer med engasjement for bærekraftig utvikling av mennesker og samfunnet. I podkasten utfordres skambelagte tema, deles inspirerende historier og vises det hvordan vi kan være oss selv, leve i tråd med våre faktiske verdier, leve drømmene våre, ha positiv påvirkning, skape og stå opp mot press og forventninger.  Jeg drives av å se mennesker blomstre, bedrifter mestre og produkter møte behov, i et samspill som bidrar til vekst for samfunnet, menneskeheten og kloden. Du kan lese mer om meg,  om tanken bak podkasten og finne mer informasjon om en del av temaene som tas opp i podkasten på LinkedIn, hjemmesiden min eller Instagram og linkene under    https://www.linkedin.com/in/therese-fallentin-032b5241/   https://magefolelsen.com/   https://www.instagram.com/magefoelelsen.podcast/     Vær sjefen i ditt eget liv og lag deg en fin dag

Welcome to the Oil and Gas Onshore podcast — brought to you  Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. In this episode, Justin sits down with Christin Redmond to discuss her life long path in business economics and analytics. Christin also shares her thoughts on current market conditions relative to the global challenges and forward opportunities. LinkedIn profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christin-redmond-73406b50/ Website link: https://www.linkedin.com/company/schneider-electric-sustainability-business/ https://perspectives.se.com/ More from OGGN … Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

Welcome to the Oil and Gas Onshore podcast — brought to you  Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. In this episode, Justin sits down with Christin Redmond to discuss her life long path in business economics and analytics. Christin also shares her thoughts on current market conditions relative to the global challenges and forward opportunities. LinkedIn profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christin-redmond-73406b50/ Website link: https://www.linkedin.com/company/schneider-electric-sustainability-business/ https://perspectives.se.com/ More from OGGN ... Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

Kristen B. Sullivan is a partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP and leads Sustainability and ESG Services, working with clients to help address their sustainability and non-financial disclosure strategy needs. Kristen also serves as the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited's Global Audit & Assurance Climate and Sustainability Services Leader and the Integrated Reporting Community of Practice Leader. Kristen brings extensive experience in delivering sustainability risk assessment, governance, strategy alignment, measurement, reporting, and assurance services.   Given the growing market emphasis on the importance of ESG standards and frameworks, Kristen serves as a member of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Community, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Assurance Task Force, the Sustainable Stock Exchange (SSE) Initiative Corporate Working Group, and as Chair of the AICPA Sustainability Task Force. She previously served on the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) Working Group.  Kristen has authored a number of publications around the value of sustainability and ESG disclosure and assurance. She was #10 on the 2020 Top 100 Corporate Social Responsibility Influence Leaders list. Kristen has more than 25 years of experience with Deloitte, beginning her career in Deloitte's Audit and Advisory Services, working in Deloitte's National Office in several capacities, and working with the deputy CEO of Deloitte LLP focused on regulatory and public policy matters. Kristen is a CPA (CT, MO) and CGMA and earned SASB's Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting (FSA) Credential. Kristen completed the Berkeley Law Executive Education Certification: ESG: Navigating the Board's Role.  Kristen also serves as a member of the Eureka College Board of Trustees and the Financial Women's Association. Kristen lives in Greenwich, CT, with her three year old daughter. Kristen Joins Sustainable Nation to Discuss: The role of assurance professionals in ESG The future of comparability of data across the industry - a building blocks approach The shift in approach to ESG toward integration Where we are in transformational change in business Advice and recommendations for sustainability professionals  Kristen's Final Five Questions Responses What is one piece of advice you would give other sustainability professionals that might help them in their careers? I love this question. As I reflect on my journey and the fact that I didn't come to this space with an expertise or an ESG education, I always encourage professionals no matter where they are in their career to really look at, in a traditional corporate context as an example, where is that discipline that you align with? For me it was accounting. Whether it's marketing or operations, finance or legal, complementing a traditional discipline within an organization to really bring that depth and a perspective of the way ESG or sustainability overlays to bring a differentiated perspective to that discipline. We've seen that this “ESG expert” doesn't really exist per se, because we know that ESG performance and priority areas are so broad and diverse. So, bringing that perspective to an existing discipline within an organization is that tool, that effective way to help an organization drive integration within all parts of the business.  What are you most excited about right now in the world of sustainability? The momentum, the energy, the passion that we're seeing by not the usual suspects in the market. For those of us who have been working in this space for a long time, the commitment and energy that we're seeing from within organizations. It's not just the sustainability team; it's the finance teams, operations, the supply chain, the talent teams that are all really engaging and driving this momentum. And then naturally, it's a reflection of where the market is headed more broadly, but I would say very simply that the momentum and the recognition that ESG is not a fading movement; it's really here to stay and it's going to become increasingly central to companies. It's the license to operate and the license to grow. What is one book you'd recommend sustainability professionals read? It's hard to choose, but the first is Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism. It's a great book that came out not too long ago. Michael O'Leary creates and provides some practical examples of the way that the capital markets are evolving and the way in which ESG is so central to strategy. I've also always been a fan of John Mackey. Conscious Capitalism and Conscious Leadership are two of his books that provide great perspective and examples for those participating in this space at different levels of maturity. What are some of your favorite resources or tools that really help you in your work? This will likely come as no surprise. While it's not super sexy, looking to the developments in the whole standards landscape. The largely voluntary standards today - standards and frameworks - there's a tremendous amount of guidance and practical tools that are provided for public use that really help translate these concepts into actionable business priorities, and really help guide companies along this journey toward preparedness for greater scrutiny. The work that that we do is naturally grounded in standards, and the value of a number of these resources is somewhat underplayed given that there's a wealth of accessible information out there. Where can our listeners go to learn more about you and the work being done at Deloitte? Visit our website, deloitte.com. We have information about our sustainability ESG services, our thought leadership, and the way in which we engage as a professional services firm. Follow me on LinkedIn and Twitter and search #deloitteESGnow. I'm very active in sharing our thought leadership, our perspectives, and the role that we feel is so critical that we play in contributing to this market momentum and ultimately our public interest role.

On this HFS Videocast, we talk with the author of the HFS Sustainability Services Ecosystem Mapping, Practice Leader Josh Matthews. Josh walks us through the HFS Sustainability Services Ecosystem Mapping — and exactly what it covers. He outlined the importance sustainability services and how providers of both (technology and services industries) are developing new capabilities and embedding sustainability in their existing portfolios. You can view the report here: https://www.hfsresearch.com/research/sustainability-services-ecosystem-mapping/

Du möchtest im internationalen Beratungsumfeld tätig sein und interessierst dich für Themen wie Verrechnungspreise und grenzüberschreitende Wertschöpfungsprozesse? Als Teil unseres interkulturellen Teams von Fachkräften aus den Bereichen Volks- und Betriebswirtschaft, Steuern, Recht und Wirtschaftsmathematik oder -informatik lernst du die vielfältigen Aspekte des Themenbereichs Verrechnungspreise kennen. Erfahre mehr im EY Joblight mit Sebastian! Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!   Hier findest du die dazugehörige Stellenausschreibung, um dich direkt zu bewerben: (Senior) Consultant Transfer Pricing (Volks-/Betriebswirt, Jurist, Wirtschaftsmathematiker) (w/m/d). Solltest du noch offene Fragen zur Position haben, vernetze dich gerne direkt mit Sebastian.

In this episode, we present our practical guide for boards and leadership teams on sustainability, created in partnership with ecoDa to aid businesses on their sustainability journeys. Alexia Perversi, Director of Sustainability Services, Mazars UK and Gareth Jones, Partner, Global Head of Privately Owned Business, Mazars help break down the ins and outs of the guide and discuss the global demand for businesses to evolve and embrace lasting value creation that benefits all.

Susanne Lambany, Strategic Marketing Manager, is joined by Philippe Diez, VP of EMEA for Schneider Electric's Energy and Sustainability Services, to kick off the beginning of COP 26 in Glasgow. They reflect on previous climate change conferences and offer predictions and recommendations about the push for net-zero, expected to be the focus of negotiations at COP 26. For more information on corporate climate action and all things renewables, head to https://perspectives.se.com/ :::::: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SchneiderESS Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/schneider-electric-energy-sustainability ::::::

Den 28. okt. kl. 12.00 - 13.00 møttes vi igjen for ENERGIDEBATT.TEMA: «hva står i veien for det grønne skiftet». Vi diskuterte blant annet:Hvordan bygg kan brukes som energihubber for å støtte elbilladingHvordan teknologi kan brukes for å øke fleksibilitetenDeltakere:Jon Helsingeng, Adm. dir. i EATONTrine Kopstad Berentsen, daglig leder i SolenergiklyngenMattias Harrysson, Head of Energy & Sustainability Services i Entelios NordicChul Christian Aamodt, Kommersiell leder i EuropowerSendingen ble produsert av Europower Partner i samarbeid med EATON. Redaksjonen i Europower medvirket ikke i produksjonen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hanne Thornam, EY Norway Head of Climate Change and Sustainability Services, joins Winna Brown to share why PE is in a unique position to lead our transition to a low-carbon, circular economy. Contact Hanne: hanne.thornam@no.ey.com As private equity (PE) firms focus on ESG, they must also pivot to a long-term, forward-thinking mindset. For an industry accustomed to using historical data to project the next four to five years, this is no simple task; however, it is an existential one. Climate change will mean our world looks very different in a decade regardless of the action we take (or don't take), and PE firms are uniquely equipped to lead this mission, should they choose to accept it. ESG topics have both financial and commercial relevance, and PE must define and track KPIs that are specific to each portfolio company. It is no longer optional to engage in the ESG conversation, as a lack of awareness is an inherent business risk. Two overarching climate scenarios are possible, both of which require comprehensive adaptation and imagination: A warming scenario in which rising temperatures impact access to raw materials, stoke political stability and disrupt value chains A transition scenario characterized by increasing regulation, bans and changes in technology and consumer preferences Six ways PE firms can shift their mindset to increase their climate competence and confidence: Champion a long-term, forward-looking perspective Cross-pollinate climate data across workstreams Incorporate climate scenarios as core data points Engage diverse perspectives Embrace complexity and curiosity Verify competence on climate and environmental risks in investment teams

Why care about climate change? Emma Herd, EY's Oceania Partner of Climate Change and Sustainability Services, joins Alan Kohler on this week's episode of The Money Café for an in-depth discussion on climate change and which coal mine will be the last one standing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If we see poverty as the result of financial illiteracy, irresponsibility or a lack of self-control, then the blame falls on the person living in poverty, and the answer is to find a job, spend less, and get financial training.Financial literacy education is definitely important, and these programs have their benefits. But knowledge alone does not develop capability and behaviour change, any more than knowing you should exercise leads to going to the gym.So why do the majority of financial interventions fail? To understand that, we're Changing Lenses to see through the eyes of people experiencing financial vulnerability. Dr. Emily Heath, a senior researcher and behavioural neuroscientist, explains the cognitive biases and psychology behind financial decision-making. As we learn about the barriers to healthy financial behaviour, we also learn how racism, discrimination and other forms of oppression exacerbate the problem.In this episode, you'll learn:The cognitive biases that derail our best intentions for saving moneyWhy low-income kids do worse in the “marshmallow test”How poverty is a tax on decision-makingThe effect of traumatic events like racism and domestic violence on financial capabilityWhat neuroscience tells us will actually help people facing financial vulnerability[Please pardon the poor audio quality due to internet recording.]Full transcript available here.Contact Rosie and find JEDI resources at:  https://www.changinglenses.ca/ABOUT DR. EMILY HEATHDr. Emily Heath is a senior researcher, consultant and behaviour change specialist with a PhD in behavioural neuroscience from the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre. Emily has been the architect of award-winning financial capability programs, which she has developed for both youth and adults. She is the author of the international report, “How do we really build financial capability? 10 Principles for financial interventions”. Emily is currently a Senior Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services with EY Australia, and sits on the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) Schools and Money Working Group.You can find Emily on LinkedIn.References and resources in this episode:Article on Professor Sendhil Mullainathan's research: https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2015/05/the-science-of-scarcityhttps://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/06/marshmallow-test/561779/https://www.financialcapability.gov.au/files/how-to-really-build-financial-capability.pdfhttp://www.shlomobenartzi.com/save-more-tomorrow

Grøn omstilling og klimavenlige løsninger er i de senere år for alvor kommet på agendaen i mange virksomheder. Der er en stigende opmærksomhed på både kundernes klimabevidsthed og på hele debatten om, hvordan vi skaber mere bæredygtige samfund og dermed også grønnere virksomheder. Men er der også en god business case i at arbejde med den grønne omstilling? Kan klimaindsatsen rent faktisk skabe forretningsmæssig værdi? Og hvordan kan man som virksomhed gøre den grønne omstilling til en fordel for virksomheden frem for blot til endnu en opgave, der kræver tid og ressourcer? Medvirkende: Carina Ohm, Nordic Head of Climate Change & Sustainability Services i EY Martin Ernst, Director i EY og ekspert i business cases Vært: Kim Stensdal Denne episode er sponseret af Teknologipagten, der i september måned afholder et symposium om grøn omstilling i de små og mellemstore virksomheder. Tilmeld dig gratis her: https://opkvalificeringoggrnomstilling.splashthat.com/

Pablo Albani is Principal of Interior Design at GroupGSA. His breadth of experience in the industry extends from the workplace sector, to education and retail, working with major design firms in Australia. With strong client relationship skills, Pablo drives the workplace and design strategy for all projects striving towards a holistic approach to design.  Pablo's portfolio of work includes clients like Chanel, Jaguar Land Rover, Ernst and Young, Westpac and most recently completing designs for Microsoft HQ in North Sydney.  Lisa Hinde is a Strategic Sustainability Director with JLL's Energy & Sustainability Services team and her key focus is developing long term sustainability, health and wellbeing strategies to support her Clients' ambitions. Her work is globally recognised as enabling scalable solutions to complex challenges in the built environment.As a natural collaborator, Lisa has a keen interest in developing practical strategies to assist with a streamlined application of sustainability initiatives, translating executive goals into hands on implementation.In this episode, Pablo & Lisa take us through the process of achieving WELL Certification while educating listeners on the main challenges of location, heritage buildings and cost to the client.This podcast was brought to you in association with Interface, proud sponsors of the Sustainability series of podcasts. For more information on Interface, please go to www.architectureanddesign.com.au/suppliers/interface-aust

Join Dr. Hannah Stolze and FT Chong as they speak with Steve Wilhite, Senior Vice President, Schneider Electric Energy & Sustainability Services, about how his faith enriches his stewardship of energy and the environment.

Countries around the world have realized that climate action is key to building strong, resilient economies. In this episode, we discuss climate change and the environmental and green tax measures in the Federal Budget with Bill Murphy, Partner and National Leader, Climate Change and Sustainability Services and Jennifer Muirhead, Partner, Indirect Tax. For more on the Canadian Federal Budget 2021, visit http://home.kpmg/ca/federalbudget2021.

Financial institutions in Singapore place significant importance on Environmental, Social and Governance performance, with a heavy focus on climate considerations.  That's according to a recent study by SGX RegCo, NUS Business School and KPMG. To find out more and what this means for the industry, Prime Time's Rachel Kelly speaks to Cherine Fok, Director, Sustainability Services and KPMG IMPACT, KPMG Singapore. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meg Ryan with JLL Energy and Sustainability Services takes the stage to show us the behind the scenes tactics for comprehensive energy management.  We plunge into how Portfolio energy management is approached, energy & billing data and how it's used, Greenhouse Gas Reporting, utility budgeting, Retro-commissioning, and more. Meg is the recipient of the 2020 Region III Young Energy Professional of the Year award from the Association of Energy Engineers, and volunteers her time to do good for people and planet. Meg Ryan JLL on LinkedIn https://www.us.jll.com/en/solutions/energy-and-sustainability

The European Energy and Sustainability Services podcast series, which launches with this episode, covers commodity markets important to our clients managing facilities and contracts across Europe.

The number of organizations committing to net-zero emissions doubled in 2020 – but ambition doesn’t equal action. In this episode, Matthew Clifford, JLL’s Global Product Owner for Energy and Sustainability Services, talks about how companies can create a concrete action plan to reduce their carbon footprint and create greener workplaces. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL.  Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web:  BuildingPlaces.show Leave a message on the podcast hotline. We may use it on an upcoming show. Call (602) 633-4061  Read more real estate research here.  

Wondering how CSR is in alignment with the CPG Industry? John Kester III, PhD, and I discuss this and other unique opportunities for cannabis and sustainability Assessments on [Sustainable Cannabis TV Ep. 42]. John Kester III, PhD is a Conservation and Sustainability Advocate and the Director of Sustainability Services at Zoned Properties® Zoned Properties®, is a strategic real estate development firm that identifies, develops, and leases sophisticated, safe, and sustainable properties in emerging industries, including regulated cannabis. He has extensive academic and professional experience advising companies and organizations on social, economic, and environmental challenges. #cannabis #sustainability #realestate #linkedinlive #benjamindouglasray ____ This show is brought to you by: Eight Saints Brand - Organic Hemp CBD https://lnkd.in/eBV5huP LinkedIn For Leaders - https://lnkd.in/db352Ce and If you are interested in being a guest or partner sponsor for the show send me a DM and we can talk. Thanks for watching. Ben --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sustainablecannabistv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sustainablecannabistv/support

Since joining Weathermatic in 1995, Brodie has passionately promoted landscape water conservation worldwide through Weathermatic product innovations, training, and management programs, resulting in billions of gallons of water savings. To share the savings, Brodie co-founded the Weathermatic “Save Water | Give Life” social cause to fund water wells and teach hygiene skills in 3rd World countries with 67 communities served and counting. Under his leadership, Weathermatic has focused its 75-year legacy on sustainability and smart technology with revenues growing in over 1,000 distribution locations in 85 countries. Brodie holds a key role in Weathermatic new product development including the award-winning SmartLink Network irrigation control system, a revolutionary cloud-based technology for remotely programming and monitoring irrigation systems. To apply the SmartLink technology in a water management services offering, Brodie was part of the team that originally developed the Sustainability Services division of Weathermatic, now responsible for managing outdoor water for leading Fortune 500 companies and major institutions. Brodie leads the Sustainability Services division comprised of U.S. and European teams of proposal, reporting, and monitoring analysts as well as field operations teams responsible for commissioning and inspections. Today, he incorporates knowledge from national accounts savings programs into the Premier Partner program designed for leading landscape service providers. Brodie is a graduate of Baylor University where he studied Business Management and International Business. He is the author of Pathway to Profits and editor of the marketing and sales book titled, 21 Secrets. Both books are the official instruction manuals used by the International Irrigation Association. Bruner serves on the Board of Directors for Weathermatic and the Paper for Water charity. Brodie resides just outside of Dallas, Texas near Southfork Ranch with his wife and three children, who share his passion for providing clean water to the thirsty with 6 water wells sponsored and counting in conjunction with their local school.

Wondering how CSR is in alignment with the CPG Industry? John Kester III, PhD, and I discuss this and other unique opportunities for cannabis and sustainability Assessments on [Sustainable Cannabis TV Ep. 42]. John Kester III, PhD is a Conservation and Sustainability Advocate and the Director of Sustainability Services at Zoned Properties® Zoned Properties®, is a strategic real estate development firm that identifies, develops, and leases sophisticated, safe, and sustainable properties in emerging industries, including regulated cannabis. He has extensive academic and professional experience advising companies and organizations on social, economic, and environmental challenges. #cannabis #sustainability #realestate #linkedinlive #benjamindouglasray ____ This show is brought to you by: Eight Saints Brand - Organic Hemp CBD https://lnkd.in/eBV5huP LinkedIn For Leaders - https://lnkd.in/db352Ce and If you are interested in being a guest or partner sponsor for the show send me a DM and we can talk. Thanks for listening. Ben #cannabis #extraction #oil #linkedinlive #benjamindouglasray --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sustainablecannabistv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sustainablecannabistv/support

Fiona Hancock is the Director of Climate Change and Sustainability Services at EY. She started out as a Chemical Engineer but became interested in climate change and now works to identify, develop and deliver climate change strategies. Fiona is passionate about the risk climate change poses and advising on ways to transition to a low carbon future. She discusses the difference between climate change and global warming and how long in her expert opinion it will take to be solely utilising renewal energy. You can learn more about behind closed doors here: Website behindcloseddoors.com I LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/behind-closed-doors I Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @bcdwomen I SUBSCRIBE to this podcast today!

In this episode, EY's Chris Hagler welcomes Mark Gough, the Executive Director of the Natural Capital Coalition, and Carter Ingram, Senior Manager in EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services group, to discuss the integration of natural capital into corporate decision-making. © 2020 Ernst & Young LLP

behind closed doors' new podcast series "Women on the Move" is launching! This series is aimed at giving insight into how to rise in your career! Managing Director, Donny Walford, said “We are thrilled with this first series of podcasts which consists of 8 episodes and features sensational female guests including Sheree Sullivan -CEO Udder Delights, Marissa Schulze - Managing Director Rise High Financial Solutions, and Fiona Hancock -Senior Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services at EY.” Donny chats to these leading business women about their career challenges, expertise and achievements whilst also working to uncover powerful insights and lessons for listeners. When asked about the difference of Women on the Move from other podcasts the behind closed doors team say it's a combination of the guests, the host and the topics explored. You can learn more about behind closed doors here: Website behindcloseddoors.com I Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @bcdwomen I LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/behind-closed-doors

Sustainability is a topic that's moved up and down the client agenda for a while now—but around this time last year it felt to many like we'd reached a turning point, and businesses around the world were starting to actually put their money where their mouths were, spurred on by Greta Thunberg, the global climate strikes, and the new wave of media focus on the issue. And while COVID-19 has certainly impacted client priorities, and perhaps led to a bit more of an emphasis on the social side of the ESG equation, it doesn't seem to have much dampened interest in the topic. Today on the podcast, we'll be examining the role that sustainability services play in today's professional services market—and what role they could play in the future.

This unique episode is a recording from the GreenBiz 20 conference, where EY's Rich Goode facilitated a panel discussion on how investors are integrating ESG into their decision making. The panel participants were Verity Chegar, Director and ESG Integration Team Lead for BlackRock Sustainable Investing, Ramsay Huntley, Sustainable Finance Strategist responsible for sustainable innovation at Wells Fargo, and Courtney Thompson, Vice President of Global Sustainable Finance at Morgan Stanley and Elodie Timmermans, Senior Manager in EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice. © 2020 Ernst & Young LLP.

The ELA is proud to partner with Keramida Global EHS & Sustainability Services to help ELA members and their clients understand the COVID-19 Re-Opening challenges and strategies for businesses, industry, schools and other entities. The session will be divided into four segments: Re-Opening Policy, Building Disinfection and Verification Testing, HVAC Considerations, and Training.Speakers: Peter Walts (Employment Law Alliance / Global), Jenifer M. Brown (Ice Miller LLP / Indiana) & Dan Engling, M.S., C.I.H. (Keramida)

Olivier Vanden Eynde is one of Belgian's most inspiring people in the sustainability scene. He was a Director at Deloitte in Sustainability Services but is foremost also the founder and managing director of Close The Gap. What started as a student project has evolved to an international social enterprise that aims to bridge the digital divide by offering high-quality, pre-owned computers donated by European companies to educational, medical and social projects in developing and emerging countries. Today, CTG has donated over 1M computers with over 3 million users worldwide. Last year Olivier and his family moved to Kenya to launch a computer recycling and manufacturing hub in Nairobi in order to better serve the local market. COVID-19 temporarily brought Olivier back to Belgium, where he is currently active as one of the key figures behind Digital For Youth. This organisation is providing refurbished laptops to children from less wealthy families in order to make sure they can continue lessons in times when homeschooling becomes the norm.

Susanne Lambany, who is part Schneider Electric’s Energy & Sustainability Services marketing team is back and joined by Tom Bardwell, a Sustainability Consultant in our UK Team. Taking a look into the first compliance deadline of the Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting or SECR which is due on April 1. To learn more about SECR, head to our SECR Toolbox for everything you need: https://perspectives.se.com/forms/access-our-secr-toolbox :::::: Join the Active Energy Podcast LinkedIn Group: http://b.link/aempod Follow us on Twitter: sustained.social/twitterPod Like our FB Page: http://b.link/FBPod ::::::

“This is an issue where politicians can reach across the aisle. You don’t have to be a bleeding heart liberal to feel good about renewable energy because it is more efficient and increasingly less expensive. ” ~ Amy Haddon, Vice President for Global Content and Cleantech Marketing for Schneider Electric Energy & Sustainability Services. Amy creates content to inform Schneider’s existing and potential clients on sustainability, renewable energy and other cleantech topics. But she also works with those clients to develop their own sustainability reports and communicate about their efforts. Many people have to focus on a very tight topic related to their own job. As a communicator and content creator, Amy gets to take a wide view across many areas of sustainability in multiple industries.Focusing on consumer choices is not effectiveWe discussed the danger of focusing on the environmental impact of our personal consumer choices. That can lead to small changes but it can also result in guilt and frustration which doesn’t help anyone. It can lead people to focus their energy on smaller objectives where they have more control, like eliminating their use of plastic straws. But that does nothing to stop the larger problem of climate change. Demanding action on climate change should be our focus"Climate change in particular should be the primary focus for any of us taking action on the environment, because ultimately if we don’t mitigate climate change the ramifications of those impacts will trump any other environmental problems that we might have. For the majority of us we don’t have a lot of choices around how we get our energy. We don’t have a lot of choices over our food systems. We don’t have a lot of choices over our transportation systems, so I think that making people feel guilty about their choices is a tactic that doesn’t ultimately work because we don’t understand the scale of the systems that we’re really working within and because ultimately and unfortunately, those small consumer choices that we can make, while important and certainly affirming in terms of at least we’re doing something, they’re a small drop in the overall bucket, whereas I think our activities, our energy, our resources, could and should be better spent to pull bigger levers, like politics and government regulations and other things that we really need to change those human systems and make the system itself more sustainable so that when we come to make a choice we can feel assured that the choice that we’re making, because it’s the choice that we have, is the right choice." ~ Amy HaddonPlease help us grow the showDo you have a friend that would enjoy this show. Please share it with them.If you would like to support the show please click here.How would you stop climate change?Do you have a great idea for stopping climate change? We want to hear it.Click here to share your idea and it might be featured on the show. Support the show (http://patreon.com/howtostopclimatechange)

Emre is from Istanbul, Turkey. After graduating from Bogazici University Civil Engineering Department, Emre completed Master of Science program in Engineering Management at University of New Orleans in He also has M.A. degrees in Financial Economics and Statistics. He is currently working on his Ph.D. Dissertation and he is a part-time faculty in Istanbul Technical University, Department of Architecture-Construction Sciences program. Emre has 14 years of experience working in several sectors, including Construction, Real Estate, Transportation and Sustainability Services as an engineer, project manager and consultant. Through his professional life, he has been involved in many projects located in different countries including Turkey, Hungary, Jordan, Mozambique, Djibouti, Uganda, UAE, Russia, Pakistan, Kazakhistan and USA.   In 2008, he founded Altensis, the leading company in Turkey, specialized in Sustainability Management and Engineering services. Since then, Altensis has been providing consultancy and project management services for Green Building Certification, Sustainable Urban Regeneration, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy applications in the built environment. By the end of 2019, Emre and his team completed more than 200 Green Building Projects in several countries. As managing partner of Altensis , he received the leading solution provider award in GreenBuild Europe 2018. Mr. Ilicali is a LEED Fellow, LEED AP, LEED for Homes Green Rater, BREEAM International Assessor, and IFC Edge Auditor. He is also an accredited Real Estate Appraiser. He is the Education Coordinator of Altensis, developing Green Building and Energy Efficiency Expert Training programs for interested parties.   Show Highlights Leading the green building movement in Turkey The value of LEED certification Differences in LEED and BREEAM projects Why office buildings and high rise residential properties are going LEED The pros and cons of green building projects in developing countries   Show Resources Emre on LinkedIn   Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2020 GBES

The Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) released their 2019 company scores in January 2019. After wading through the results companies will need to start preparing for the 2020 response cycle. On this episode we’re joined by Anna Pierce, Manager of Sustainability and Louis Christopher, Sustainability Specialist of Schneider Electric’s Energy and Sustainability Services they take a look back at last year’s reporting cycle and look ahead for what companies can expect in 2020 and beyond. :::::: Join the Active Energy Podcast LinkedIn Group: http://b.link/aempod Follow us on Twitter: sustained.social/twitterPod Like our FB Page: http://b.link/FBPod ::::::

Benedikt Tschinki, Sustainability Services, PWC

In this episode of Assurance in Action, Sabrina Cescolini, Program Manager, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Jeff Eves, Program Manager, Green Services, and Eric Saigeon, Global Sustainability & Energy Manager discuss what organisations need to look for as they become more sustainable, the steps companies can take to protect the environment, and the standards Intertek offers to help organisations with their sustainability goals.To learn more about sustainability and to listen to more episodes like this one, please check out the Total Sustainability in Progress podcast!Social Media: LinkedIn | TwitterLinks: Corporate Sustainability Risk Management Certification | Operational Sustainability

Benedikt Tschinki, Sustainability Services, PWC

EY's podcast moderator Chris Hagler talks with Mardi McBrien, the Managing Director of the Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB), and Lauren Rogge, a Senior Manager in EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services, about the growing focus on climate risk and opportunities for companies to embrace a climate-risk mindset. Better alignment with the Task Force on Climate Related Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations is a good start. ©2019 Ernst & Young, LLP. All Rights Reserved.

Organisations across the globe are looking for ways to demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability through reduction of carbon and other emissions, preventing pollution and reducing waste, utilising renewables and conserving natural resources. In order to achieve these goals, they must also incorporate sustainability objectives at every phase of business operations and product realization and sharing these goals with all stakeholders. In this episode of Total Sustainability in Progress, Sabrina Cescolini, Program Manager, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Jeff Eves, Program Manager, Green Services, and Eric Saigeon, Global Sustainability & Energy Manager discuss what organisations need to look for as they become more sustainable, the steps companies can take to protect the environment, and the standards Intertek offers to help organisations with their sustainability goals.Social Media: LinkedIn | TwitterLinks: Corporate Sustainability Risk Management Certification | Operational SustainabilityListen to all of Total Sustainability in Progress and share your thoughts on sustainability!

Who’s Leading The Way To Smart, Sustainable Use Of Resources? One U.S. organization that is helping communities to cultivate regenerative economies, develop programs and practices for responsible resource use and to promote social equity through a healthy built environment is Southface Institute. For over four decades Southface has been promoting policy, technology and financial solutions in the residential and commercial building sector and has more recently ramped-up it’s efforts to support sustainable community development. Join Ron Comacho, host of The Business Hour, when he talks with Stephanie Stuckey, Director of Sustainability Services to learn how some communities are working to be more sustainable, resilient and ahead of the curve.

Today I’m talking with Prof. Dr Wayne Visser who is the Director of the Sustainable Transformation Lab at Antwerp Management School. In this episode, you will learn the four qualities of leaders and how you as an individual can act as an agent for change, including the four different types of change agents and how to tell which one are you. As you will hear, much of Wayne’s work has focused on leadership for sustainability, which I think is very much relevant for those of you trying to implement circular change.ABOUT TODAY’S GUESTProf. Dr Wayne Visser is a globally recognized ‘pracademic’ on sustainable business, author of 29 books and presenter of Closing the Loop, the world’s first feature-length documentary on the circular economy. He currently serves as Professor of Integrated Value at Antwerp Management School, where he also holds the Chair in Sustainable Transformation, supported by BASF, Port of Antwerp and Randstad. He is a Fellow of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, Director of Kaleidoscope Futures and Founder of CSR International. Previous roles were as Director of Sustainability Services for KPMG and Strategy Analyst for Capgemini in South Africa.HighlightsProjects at the Sustainable Transformation Lab related to circular economyThe Corporate Leadership Group on circular economyFour things leaders do to inspire changeHow to be a circular economy champion at any level and the individual as change agentFour types of change agentsHow to tell your change agent type

Podcast host Chris Hagler and Rich Goode from EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice talks to Carol Singer Neuvelt, executive director of National Association for Environmental Management (NAEM). Carol shares the key findings from Planning for a Sustainable Future, NAEM's environmental health, safety and sustainability trends report. The discussion focuses on key market trends and how organizations are responding to them.  ©2019 Ernst & Young, LLP. All Rights Reserved.

Christine Robinson, CPA - Deloitte & Touche Sustainability Services Practice Group, discusses the growing momentum and deepening of sustainability practices in the corporate world as investors and consumers demand greater environmental stewardship and social responsibility from companies. The post Episode 20 – Christine Robinson – Deloitte & Touche, Sustainability Services Group first appeared on Y on Earth Community.

Michele is a Managing Principal of Sustainability Services at Waste Management and has 20 years of experience in the environmental field helping customers obtain their sustainability objectives, concentrating on the triple bottom line while ensuring brand and quality is not compromised. Since joining Waste Management in 2009, she has supported a diverse portfolio of projects, sharing best practices among Fortune 500 customers. Her current areas of focus are CSR reporting, sustainable sports and circular economy. Michele leads enterprise-wide data collection for WM’s greenhouse gas reporting and third-party verification; CDP reporting on climate change, water and supply chain (Climate A List status!); and is currently developing science-based goals. She enjoys working with customers on waste diversion strategies that move beyond zero waste to refocus on the environmental benefits. Michele Joins Sustainable Nation to Discuss: Importance of waste management and reduction in an organization's greenhouse gas emissions targets. Achieving zero waste at large events such as the Phoenix Open. Evolving sustainability goals. Advice and recommendations for sustainability leaders. Michele's Final Five Question Responses: What is one piece of advice you would give other sustainability professionals that might help them in their careers? I would suggest be flexible. Be open and flexible about where you fit into an organization as a sustainability professional. Every single business can benefit from your work, but if you're rigid about a hierarchy or where you fit in, you might find it challenging. Not every company has a chief sustainability officer. I know people with a title that is something like sustainability directors that are in HR, Operations, Marketing, government affairs etc.. I think the important thing is to build networks across the organization because you're going to need all of them to get the work done; procurement, government affairs, HR, marketing and sales. You're going to need everyone in order to get the sustainability work done, but being open and flexible about defining that I think is important. What are you most excited about right now in the world of sustainability? I am really grateful and thankful that we are able to do work that has meaning to us and to be able to quantify the benefits from a climate change and greenhouse gas reduction perspective. What is one book you would recommend sustainability leaders read? I recently finished The Sixth Extinction: An unnatural history by Elizabeth Colbert, which might be a strange one to suggest. It's so wonderfully written and although it has this daunting title, she makes you take a step back and consider all the times in the history of the planet that diversity has suddenly, geologically speaking, contracted. And then take a look at human beings as a species and how we're in the middle of another major extinction. So, while it's not exactly uplifting, as a scientist, I found it kind of refreshing to just look at the actual concept of species extinction, without her really offering a way out of the mess but just saying this is where we are in time. What are some of your favorite resources or tools that really help you in your work? I turn often to the Greenhouse Gas Institute's website, especially for tools and guidelines that are internationally recognized and useful. We do that internally for Waste Management. We also use it for our customers, so they're super transparent. I turn to GreenBiz often. Their website and their blogs are great for inspiration and learning. I'm also always looking at different waste reduction models. Where can our listeners go to learn more about you and the work that you're leading at Waste Management? I seem to be less and less on social media, but my twitter handle is @precautionaryp. I'm also on Linkedin. Our sustainability report will be posted at www.wm.com when it comes out in a couple of months. And my email, if you want to contact me is mgrossm1@wm.com.  

Frode Hvattum er strategisjef i Ruter og har blant annet ansvaret for prosjektet Fossilfri 2020 som skal sikre bare fornybar energi til kollektivtrafikken i Oslo og Akershus. Han sitter videre i styret til WWF og har lang erfaring innen bærekraftighet, sirkulær økonomi og smarte byer fra hans tid som leder for Sustainability Services i Accenture Norden. […]

ControlTalk NOW week ending June 21, 2015 continues its coverage of the Realcomm|IBcon Event 2015, themed Real Change Right Now. The prophetic words of Bran Ferren still echo. Are our once purposeful sensibilities and instincts now strangling our futures? Probably! Driverless vehicles will change buildings, real estate, highways, pollution rates, and cityscapes. Watch the Realcomm general session highlights, and more insightful industry and solution interviews with John Petze, Dan Probst, and Marc Petock. Conference Live: John Petze at 2015 Realcomm|IBcon. I had a chance to catch up with Sky Foundry’s John Petze at the 2015 Realcomm|IBcon conference in San Antonio. Key interview take-aways are that the state of building analytics has improved significantly since 2011. As John says, “It’s impossible to monitor data and system operations manually.” Successful deployment of analytics results in increased comfort, reduced costs, and energy savings. Watch the 2015 Real Comm IBcon General Session!If you didn’t get to 2015 RealComm|IBcon in San Antonio — and you missed out on the incredible 2-day visionary voyage of Real Change – Right Now, this general session video captures, in small part, the enormous importance and depth of the event. Tridium’s Nino DiCosmo and John Sublett, and a host of industry experts spoke, and the dazzling Bran Ferren, a virtual Edison incarnate, delivered an amazing keynote presentation. Contemporary Controls BAScontrol20 Firmware Version 3.1 Released.Contemporary Controls recently released firmware version 3.1 for the BAScontrol20 Sedona Open Unitary Controller. Built on the Sedona Framework, Contemporary Controls has developed more than 100 custom Sedona components which complement the standard Tridium-developed Sedona 1.2 components that reside within the device. 2015 Conference Live: Dan Probst of Jones Lang Lasalle Explains IntelliCommand.I had a chance to catch up with Dan Probst at the 2015 Realcomm|IBcon conference. Dan is the Chairman – Energy and Sustainability Services for Jones Lang LaSalle. Dan helps real estate companies reduce energy and operational costs by using their data analytics platform InelliCommand. Fred Gordy’s Cyber Security Terms and Definitions – Part 2.The list below is a continuation of the series Cyber Security Terms and Definitions. Some of the terms you may have heard or probably will hear sometime in the near future. I am not sure how many of these I need to do past this point because it can get into some areas that you will probably not run into. If you have terms or topics you want to take a deeper dive into, let me know and either I will answer it or have some of the cyber security experts I know post response to it. Global EasyIO Partner Event 2015: Paris, September 20-22! EasyIO is changing the way Building Automation is deployed, while significantly reducing installation costs. EasyIO’s global partner event will unveil awesome new products and features that will further enhance building management and energy solutions — for all building types. Conference Live with Marc Petock — 2015 RealComm|IBcon. I got a chance to catch up with the ever-informative Marc Petcock, a long time building automation controls legend, at Conference Live, 2015 Realcomm|IBcon. Marc is VP Marketing at Lynxspring and a leading expert on building automation cyber security. Check out what Marc has to say. Big Fun from Cochrane Supply. Scott Cochrane, one of the smartest guys in the building automation controls industry, shows us he is more than just another big brain in the BAS world. Scott, wrote and directed this film about the Cochrane Supply technical support process. The post ControlTalk NOW Week Ending June 21, 2015 appeared first on ControlTrends.

Peter Lacy, Managing Director of Strategy and Sustainability Services for Accenture and World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, explains that today's digital innovation opens up new possibilities for sustainable energy solutions. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspective series. To watch more videos, visit http://world.yale.edu/videos/global-perspectives