Networking drinks reception: The legal landscape of climate governance
Sign up for this eventJoin us during London Climate Action Week for a Chapter Zero networking drinks reception on legal considerations for transition planning, held in partnership with Freshfields and the Centre for Climate Engagement.
Our upcoming thought leadership report on navigating climate-related legal issues will be launched at the event.
Following a short opening panel discussion between legal experts and non-executive directors to discuss the key takeaways, this event will provide Chapter Zero NED members with the opportunity to learn and network with your peers in an informal networking setting.
Vicky Moffatt
CEO, Chapter Zero
Laurel Powers-Freeling
Chapter Zero Board Member and Chair of Uber UK, Moneybox and Ripe Insurance
Emily Farnworth
Director of the Centre for Climate Engagement at Hughes Hall
Doug Bryden
Partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Rosalyn Schofield
Chapter Zero Fellow, Non-executive Director at the University of Hull, and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee at the Climate Change Committee (former member of its Adaptation Committee) and Solicitor
Networking drinks reception: The legal landscape of climate governance
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