Nature for Boards: Driving commercial success in the nature-positive transition
Sign up for this eventThe integration of nature into corporate governance is not just a moral or ethical imperative; it is a strategic necessity for ongoing business success.
By understanding and managing nature-related risks and opportunities at the board level, and by adopting future-facing governance practices, companies can protect their bottom lines, respond to growing regulatory and market expectations, and contribute to a more resilient business, economy and society. The challenge is significant, but the commercial opportunities for those who respond appropriately are substantial.
In collaboration with Pollination, this webinar will explore the critical role of board leadership in integrating and investing in nature and provide practical guidance for directors to act on now. We will be joined by a panel of experts who will share their insights and answer your questions on this crucial topic.
This webinar follows the recent launch of Nature for Boards: A primer, published by Pollination, Chapter Zero and Korn Ferry.
Thea Philip
Director at PollinationThea is a Director at Pollination and has broad experience providing strategic and policy advice to private sector, government, and multilateral development bank clients on matters related to climate and nature. She is also the main author of the report Nature for Boards: A Primer published by Pollination, Chapter Zero and Korn Ferry.
Sarah Barker
Managing Director at Pollination LawSarah is a Managing Director at Pollination Law, leading the climate and sustainability risk governance team. She is also Co-Chair of the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Climate & Nature Governance, ranked in Band 1 by Chambers (Asia Pacific) and recognised in the Best Lawyers Guide in Corporate and Climate Change Law.
Sharif A. Shivji KC
Barrister at 4 Stone BuildingsSharif is a leading commercial barrister, and his practice involves high-profile disputes (often with an international element) and company, insolvency, financial services and banking law and regulation. He is also the Chair of the legal advice and representation charity, Advocate.
Nilufer Kheraj
Chapter Zero Fellow and Non-Executive Director at Legal & GeneralNilufer is a Non-Executive Director at Legal & General, a leading UK financial services provider, and sits on the audit, risk, technology and nominations and governance committees. She is also Legal & General’s Climate Director and Director for Employee Engagement.
Nature for Boards: Driving commercial success in the nature-positive transition
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