Join us at a Chapter Zero event

Join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy for an in-person discussion on how organisations can consider their sustainability impact against a rapidly changing geopolitical and economic backdrop. Nick Bridge CMG (Associate Fellow at Chatham House and former UK Special Representative for Climate Change to 5 Foreign Secretaries) and Camilla Born MBE (CEO of campaign organisation Electrify Britain and senior climate policy advisor including to Rt Hon. Lord Sharma KCMG as COP26 President) will be on the panel.

Join Susan Hooper (Senior Independent Director at Chapter Zero and Non-Executive Director at Uber UK) and Christopher Hook (former Global Sustainability Strategy and Analytics Lead at Uber) as they discuss the recently published Stanford case study on Uber’s electrification journey. The webinar will draw out insights on how boards and executive teams can collaborate to lead confidently on sustainability as a driver of long-term value. 

Jeremy Oppenheim, Managing Partner and Co-Founder at Systemiq, will address the new resource economy. He will talk about reframing net zero discussions, navigating transition challenges and cultivating the capability to be resilient value creators. This will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Tim Waddell, Chapter Zero Fellow and NED at Mizuho International Plc, Eran Klein, NED at TBC Bank Plc, and Francis Wedin, Founder and Executive Chair at Vulcan Energy Resources.

Join Chapter Zero for a unique experiential event that will bring to life the potential impact of climate risk and the undisputed benefits of climate action for boards, building on the robust science-based modelling and risk insights in reports from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and the University of Exeter.

Capital allocation and climate resilience will be the topic of discussion at this roundtable event, designed for non-executive directors. Attendees will explore strategic approaches to the allocation of capital in the context of fragmented policy, economic uncertainty and extensive regulation. 

An exclusive, closed-door roundtable discussion during London Climate Action in partnership with Deloitte and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). This discussion between a small group of Chairs, non-executive directors, senior leaders and investors will explore critical areas such as navigating the investor-board connection, and addressing how sustainability disclosures and leveraging ISSB Standards can inform strategic decision-making.