Partner Event: Championing Change: Building Effective Partnerships Between Boards and Chief Sustainability Officers
As sustainability rises on the corporate agenda, Chief Sustainability Officers (CSOs) and Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) are emerging as critical allies in shaping long-term strategy.
Moderated by our CEO, Vicky Moffatt, this panel discussion at Reset Connect London will explore how CSOs and board members can bridge communication gaps, better understand each other’s language and priorities, and collaborate more effectively to accelerate transformation. Attendees will gain insights into emerging trends, best practices for measuring impact, and what it takes to lead meaningful change in today’s fast-evolving landscape.
| This session takes place on the Net-Zero Business Stage during Reset Connect’s two-day London Climate Action Week 2025 flagship event. You can register for free for the full event here. |
Vicky Moffatt
Chief Executive Officer, Chapter Zero
Anna Swaithes
Chief Sustainability Officer, The Crown Estate
Cressida Curtis
Group Sustainability Director, Wates
Kathy Ryan
Chief Sustainability Officer, M&G Investments
Rhian Kelly
Chief Sustainability Officer, National Grid
Partner Event: Championing Change: Building Effective Partnerships Between Boards and Chief Sustainability Officers
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