Securing CFO Buy-In: The Business Case for Bold Climate Action

As the impacts of climate change continue to deepen, the pressure on companies to act has never been greater. Yet, making the business case for climate action - beyond the moral imperative – remains a complex challenge. With competing priorities and tighter budgets, sustainability leaders must effectively engage their finance counterparts to drive meaningful impact.

With insights from Kearney and Schroders, learn how leading companies are embedding sustainability into their business strategy, building resilience, and aligning cross-functional teams to deliver real impact.

In partnership with Sustainable Brands, the webinar will cover:

How to assess the risks and opportunities of climate action (or inaction)
How sustainability leaders are securing buy-in and engaging CFOs
Why CFO-CSO collaboration is key to embedding sustainability into core operations
Strategies for aligning sustainability and finance to drive long-term value

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Our Speakers

Pei Yun Teng

Global Director of Social Impact & Sustainability
Kearney

Madeleine Cobb

Global Head of Corporate Sustainability
Schroders

ShanMae Teo

Chief Financial Officer
Climate Impact Partners

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