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The power of corporate action in climate
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In this conversation, Patrick Flynn discusses the importance of making the business case for sustainability and leveraging the power of companies to drive change. He emphasizes the need for systemic interventions and highlights the role of leading companies in influencing policy and market signaling. Additionally, Patrick addresses the challenge of bridging the gap between the CSO and CFO and suggests that mandatory disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions is bringing these teams closer together. Patrick also talks about his work at Topo Finance, where he focuses on addressing the emissions associated with cash in the hands of banks. He explains how companies can use their influence to demand more sustainable financial products and services. The conversation concludes with a discussion on sustainability superpowers and the importance of translating the language of sustainability to different parts of the business.
Takeaways
Align sustainability goals with the motivations and decision-making processes of the business
Leverage the company's superpowers to drive impactful change
Bridge the gap between the CSO and CFO by emphasizing the importance of sustainability in financial reporting
Collaborate with other companies and startups to build bridges across the 'valley of death' and accelerate the adoption of sustainable technologies Making the business case for sustainability is crucial for driving change within companies.
Systemic interventions, such as influencing policy and market signaling, can have a significant impact on climate action.
Companies can address emissions associated with cash in the hands of banks by demanding more sustainable financial products and services.
Each individual and company has unique strengths that can be leveraged for climate action.
Translating the language of sustainability to different parts of the business is essential for gaining buy-in and creating change.
Contact Us
Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-flynn-a054405/
Email us: info@climatetech360.com
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