Spotlight: London Climate Action Week 2025

London Climate Action Week (LCAW) 2025 brings together global thought leaders and decision makers across the corporate, government and public landscape, united by one ambition - to accelerate climate action for a more resilient and vibrant future. One of the key themes this year is Global London - marking the capital's and the UK's pivotal position as a climate leader. 

Throughout the week, Chapter Zero is hosting events, tailored specifically for non-executive directors. To sign up for our events and receive updates on Chapter Zero's presence at London Climate Action Week, please bookmark this page on your browser.

We have also curated a range of events being run by our Partners that may be of interest to board members, please explore these below to find out more.

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Again we are looking to the UK to lead on climate – especially as the leading green global financial centre. Chapter Zero will once more be on a global stage from a UK base, inspiring, and equipping our communities for boardroom strategic oversight and governance, so that climate is embedded in core business strategy delivering long-term resilience for shareholders and for wider society.

- Vicky Moffatt, Chapter Zero CEO 

Chapter Zero LCAW Events

Collaboration with London Stock Exchange Group
24th June 2025 @ 16:00

Chapter Zero's London Climate Action Week Flagship Event: Improving governance and empowering boards to tackle the climate and energy transition agenda

Join Chapter Zero, the Directors’ Climate Forum, and the London Stock Exchange Group for an iconic meeting of minds in the heart of London to discuss how to improve governance and empower boards to tackle the climate and energy transition agenda.

Collaboration with Climate Governance Initiative
25th June 2025 @ 14:00

Navigating ESG & Climate Headwinds: Strategic Narratives for Financial Sector Boards

Join Chapter Zero and the Climate Governance Initiative for this practical workshop, which aims to equip FS NEDs with a new narrative and clear rationale to support their strategic objectives around business and climate resilience and the opportunities of the net zero transition.

Collaboration with Deloitte
26th June 2025 @ 14:00

Accelerating the Integration of Climate-Related Matters into Corporate and Investment Decision-Making: A Discussion for Non-Executive Directors

Join Chapter Zero, Deloitte and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) during London Climate Action Week for a high-level discussion designed for non-executive directors.

Collaboration with Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
27th June 2025 @ 8:30

Asking Better Questions on Nature: What Do Directors Need to Know?

Following the launch of TNFD’s ‘Asking Better Questions on Nature' guide for board directors, speakers will delve into the core aims of the guide and how boards and directors can use it in their risk management strategy to efficiently identify the decision-useful information needed to bring nature-related considerations into the company’s governance, strategy, risk management and capital allocation decision making.

LCAW Events from Our Partners

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23rd June 2025 @ 9:00

Partner Event: Net Zero Delivery Summit 2025

Hosted by The City of London, the Net Zero Delivery Summit marks a crucial halfway point between COPs. It is where leaders in finance, policy, and sustainability come together to drive progress beyond pledges. Hear industry’s leading sustainable finance experts discussing key topics including transition finance, expanding and leveraging carbon markets, and mobilising private finance for nature and adaptation.

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24th June 2025 @ 13:30

Partner Event: BGA Business Leaders’ Summit 2025 – Business Backs Climate Action

Co-hosted by the UK Corporate Leaders Group and the Aldersgate Group, the Business Leaders’ Summit 2025 will showcase and reinforce the commitment of UK businesses to tackle climate change, as an integral element of driving sustainable, resilient and competitive growth. The event will convene leading business representatives to demonstrate continued business action, work on solutions, and call for ambitious and consistent government leadership towards net zero by 2050.

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24th June 2025 @ 17:00

Partner Event: Accelerating Climate Innovation: The Role of Policy, Investment and Partnership

Join EY for an engaging panel on how effective policy, investment and collaboration can scale climate innovation and unlock clean economic growth. Hosted by EY Public Policy and Corporate Responsibility teams with speakers: Sophie Fry, Head of Sustainability Policy Development, Barclays; Edward Brial, CEO and Co-Founder, Materra; Harry Wright, CEO & Founder, Bright Tide; Tony Mwenda Kamninga, Research Officer, ODI Global. Moderated by Andrew Hobbs, EMEIA Public Policy Leader, EY.

Collaboration with Reset Connect
25th June 2025 @ 10:30

Partner Event: Championing Change: Building Effective Partnerships Between Boards and Chief Sustainability Officers

Join our CEO, Vicky Moffatt, at Reset Connect London for this panel discussion which 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.

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25th June 2025 @ 13:00

Partner Event: Sustainability and Geopolitics: Navigating the New Climate

Join EY for a panel session with Amy Brachio, EY Global Vice Chair for Sustainability, Oliver Jones, EY Global Head of the Geostrategic Business Group and Fiona Watson, Vice President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development. The panel will explore how today’s geopolitical shifts are shaping and disrupting the sustainability agenda for CSOs and beyond.

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26th June 2025 @ 9:00

Partner Event: How Can Businesses Tackle the Next Frontiers of Climate Action?

This event is a partnership between the Carbon Trust and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) for senior corporate sustainability decision-makers. Discussion will be centered around two pressing, strategic challenges to decarbonisation facing climate leaders today: how to make the business case for business model innovation, and how to implement a transition programme.