Global fashion: navigating dilemmas around climate- and nature-related risks
Sign up for this eventIn partnership with the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), our latest interactive online scenario game will explore climate- and nature-related risks.
Over the course of this 90-minute interactive session, you will act on the board of a global fashion brand and time travel through to 2031, making real-time strategic decisions for the company over the next 5 years and navigating a series of realistic, complex dilemmas around climate- and nature-related risks.
The outcomes of your votes will be discussed by our panel of experts, who will provide insights into the variety of challenges your company faces as it moves towards a more sustainable future.
By exploring these topics through a series of grounded dilemmas, you will obtain practical insights and fresh perspectives on this important area of risk management.
Can you guide this board through a climate- and nature-positive transition?
Catherine David
Chief Executive Officer, WRAP
Jo Paisley
President, GARP Risk Institute
Julie Baddeley
Chair, Chapter Zero Alliance
Nigel Brook
Co-lead, Resilience and Climate Risk Practice, Clyde & Co LLP
Global fashion: navigating dilemmas around climate- and nature-related risks
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