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  • How to hold stakeholders accountable and measure progress in the fight against climate change as a business

  • How art is being used as a tool to address climate change by making data accessible

  • How climate change disproportionately affects disadvantaged and vulnerable populations

  • How organizations are taking real action on their commitments to fight climate change

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Speakers include:
  • Alice Sharp
    Artistic Director | Invisible Dust

  • David Sproul
    • Global Deputy Chief Executive | Deloitte

  • Elizabeth Yeampierre
    • Executive Director, Co-Chair of Climate Justice Alliance | UPROSE

  • Judith Batchelar
    Director of CR&S and Public Affairs | Sainsbury's

  • Kasia Molga
    Design Fusionist / Artist | Studio Molga Ltd

  • Kenya Evelyn
    Editor, Voices of Color | Insider

  • Klaus Schwab
    Founder and Executive Chairman | World Economic Forum

  • Matt Turner
    Co-Editor in Chief, Business | Insider

  • Margurite Ward
    Sr. Strategy Reporter, Diversity & Inclusion | Insider

  • Rebecca Marmot
    Chief Sustainability Officer | Unilever

  • Ruth Davis
    Director of Call for Code | IBM
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