Spotlight on our Financial Times series
Our series of six full-page print ads in the Financial Times, created by Mother, is designed to encourage boards to act in relation to climate change. Doing so is not just a moral argument; #ItsABusinessArgumentToo.
The campaign is bold. We are inspiring action. And we want to convey urgency.
Above all, we want to help non-executive directors and Chairs – who are well versed in business transformation – to see #ClimateAction as an opportunity that leads to long-term resilience for the benefit of investors, society and the planet.
Keep an eye on our LinkedIn page to stay up to date and watch out for the adverts in print editions of the Financial Times.
#ClimateAction #ItsABusinessArgumentToo
Thoughts from our CEO: Can the polar bear and business thrive together?
Our global challenge – especially for Chairs and boards – is to figure out how a company’s purpose and profit can flourish together in a world in harmony, says Vicky Moffatt, Chapter Zero CEO.
Thoughts from our Fellow: When it comes to threats, let's listen to the scientists
Whatever the threat – short, medium or long term – we have scientists to guide boards so let’s listen to them, says Chapter Zero Fellow, Dr Patricia Rodrigues Jenner.
Have you seen it?
The first advert was published 2nd September.
The second advert was published 9th September.
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Chapter Zero works in partnership with the Climate Governance Initiative’s global network, which operates in over 70 countries and reaches more than 100,000 board directors. We are supported by the Centre for Climate Engagement, Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge.
