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On a mission to activate a million nature-first thinkers with sustainability training that works 🍞🍏💪 Co-founder at AimHi Earth
AIMING HIGH - EPISODE THREE WHEREVER YOU FIND YOUR PODCASTS 🐘🐘🐘 “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time... (ESG) can genuinely be over-facing... my approach was literally step by step" Always such a pleasure to chat to Mills & Reeve's Head of ESG & Social Value, Neil Pearson about the challenge of embedding sustainability as a fundamental consideration across every aspect of a business. We talked about the importance of getting things done, about the ROI of sustainability and about key ESG questions that can be asked when making operational and spending decisions in any department. Loved it. In particular, I really appreciated that Neil was able to share several real life examples of making this happen within a business context - from installing a new chiller on the roof to rethinking resources needed by litigation teams to adding an additional 'box' to recruitment paperwork. 🍽 Thanks for breaking down what could be an overwhelming topic into bitesize chunks! Ideal for sustainability professionals looking for concrete advice about integrating sustainability and ESG into decision-making process internally. Link to the episode in comments 👇
🐘🐘🐘 (though obviously, you never never eat an elephant)
"The importance of getting things done" super super important! In sustainability, the motto should be act now, adjust later! 🙌
Great insights from Neil who leads by example and I'm so grateful for his thoughtful guidance over the last >10 years.
Great listening for a sunny Tuesday afternoon, thanks Sarah!
On a mission to activate a million nature-first thinkers with sustainability training that works 🍞🍏💪 Co-founder at AimHi Earth
3moEpisode link here: https://smartlink.ausha.co/aiming-high/mills-reeve-embedding-sustainable-decision-making-throughout-the-firm Featuring the likes of Greener Litigation Worthstone | Certified B Corp Living Wage Foundation