The Nest Climate Campus

Don't miss out on the largest U.S. climate event! Last year, 9,407 climate leaders came together to: -Learn from thought leaders and innovators on the Main Stage -Engage in highly focused Co-Hosted Events -Experience and connect with the expertise to scale climate solutions in the Climate Collective with experiential learning opportunities -Participate in Community Networking engagements like the Opening Night Social, Nest Fest, and more -See compelling content and key interviews with the centrally located Media Hive Studios Understand what opportunities are the best fit for your organization today (https://lnkd.in/eHeVGpnA) and get your complimentary* 3 Day Pass (https://lnkd.in/ee2KkeBm)! #committoclimate #climateweeknyc #climateaction

"Sustainability is no longer viewed as a matter of corporate social responsibility—it is now a financial imperative driven by market opportunities, risk management, and evolving regulatory landscapes." - Ingmar Rentzhog, We Don't Have Time Don't miss "Staying the course: Chief financial officers and the green transition”, a study conducted by We Don't Have Time and Kearney: https://lnkd.in/dgKpzUAQ Forbes #committoclimate #climatefinance #climateweeknyc

Check out the Main Stage, Co-Hosted Event, Climate Collective Experiential Learning, and Community Networking opportunities, all at The Nest Climate Campus, the largest U.S. climate event! https://lnkd.in/eKaE_jfX #committoclimate #climateweeknyc

Even Amsterdam — now a model for walkability and cycling — was once a car-dependent city 🚗💨 In Project Drawdown’s latest Insights post, Cameron Roberts, Ph.D., explains that while EVs help reduce emissions, a holistic transportation strategy that prioritizes public transit, cycling, and pedestrian infrastructure is essential for creating healthier, happier, more efficient communities. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dQ6jAbyy 🔗 #ClimateAction #GreenCities

Some exciting milestones for the podcast I've been running with Esther Whieldon for the past 6 years: 🎧We hit 2 million downloads this week 🎉We celebrated the podcast anniversary with a new name: ESG Insider is now the All Things Sustainable podcast 📹 Check out the video from our live podcast event in New York unveiling the new name 👇 🌍Join our expanding global listenership - tune in, subscribe, and download wherever you get your podcasts: S&P Global Sustainable1 Divya Mankikar Neil Stewart International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Marina Severinovsky Schroders Jonah Smith IBM Brian DiMarino JPMorganChase #Podcast #Sustainability #ESG #AllThingsSustainable

97% of executives surveyed agree strong sustainability reporting will give businesses a competitive advantage in the next two years, according to a new independent study commissioned by Workiva. As Julie Iskow, CEO of Workiva, shared, "CEOs are making choices today that will shape their business for years to come. Assured financial and sustainability reporting is not simply a compliance play, it’s a strategic approach to mitigate risk, fuel performance, and strengthen investor confidence.” (https://lnkd.in/gxgckGr3) Access the Full Report for free: https://lnkd.in/epCRf5Nu #CorporateDisclosure #CSRD #RegulatoryCompliance #committoclimate #climateweeknyc ESG News

Last week in New York city, we hosted our first live podcast event under our new name: All Things Sustainable. Joining hosts Lindsey Hall and Esther Whieldon, were four guests who were asked “How are you navigating this changing sustainability landscape?”. Our guests, from companies such as IBM, JPMorganChase, IFRS Foundation, and Schroders, shared their approach to the changing landscape for standards and disclosure; their investment strategies in a fraught political environment; their approach to net-zero and decarbonization targets; and the role that technology and AI can play in finding solutions to big sustainability challenges like climate resilience. You can hear this episode and more here: https://lnkd.in/g2HyKA2X #AllThingsSustainable

Energized. Focused. Resilient. Truly inspired by an incredible community of climate leaders at GreenBiz25, hosted by Trellis Group. Expert speakers, interactive breakouts, innovative solutions, and action-focused priorities. A few key takeaways: ✅ Collaboration across sectors and stakeholder engagement is essential. ✅ Human-centric and tailored comunications with success stories for targeted audiences is critical. ✅ Sustainability needs to be framed as a business opportunity, not an ideaology. Corporate leaders are accelerating impact and responsible business at the intersection of nature, biodiversity and sustainability strategy. ✅ New technologies and innovations like AI can accelerate processes, monitoring, and data collection, but also can come with high energy demands. ✅ It is urgent to scale solutions among industry leaders, NGOs, and innovation partners on a local and state level. ✅ Capital investments and driving progress with sustainable finance is critical. ✅ Celebrate the small wins, continue to ask questions, and foster a culture of upskilling. Feeling optimistic. Charlie Leech Anna Andreis Chris Gaither Jamie Richards Casey Rogers Stuart Goldsmith (Climate Comedian) Alexander Habib Aman Singh Kelly S. Tony Calandro Shama Perveen, Ph.D. Olivia D. Trish Kenlon Kristy Drutman Amy Morrison Allison Fass Susan McPherson Manju Seal, MBA,MA,MM Looking ahead to Climate Week NYC @ The Nest Climate Campus. #ClimateAction #GreenBiz25 #RadicalOptimism

The first Rechargery is ready for your electric vehicle! “For EV drivers used to nondescript fast chargers in the back of a grocery store parking lot, this IONNA Rechargery is going to provide a dramatically improved experience, responding to clear consumer feedback about what they want,” said Duncan Aldred, vice president of Global Commercial Growth Strategies and Operations said of his experience. Congratulations to IONNA, which is aiming to have 1,000 charging bays active by the end of the year. #ev #evs #charging #committoclimate #climateweeknyc https://lnkd.in/g8-5DCj8

Carter Roberts, President and CEO of World Wildlife Fund in the United States, asked Lisa Jackson, Vice President, Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives at Apple, "What do you tell young people about the choices they make, the skills they acquire, and how they can make the greatest difference in the world?" Watch Jackson's response about science below, and happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! #WomenInScience Complimentary access to the full session is available here: https://lnkd.in/dJVPNzgh #committoclimate #climateweeknyc