15 Jan 26 | Weekly podcast
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Watch the recording of our conversation with Ginny Maceda, Danone, and Nira Jorhi, former KFC, Yum! Brands, as we explore how science-based targets are turning climate ambition into business value.
Science-based targets (SBTs) have become the gold standard for corporate climate ambition. Yet setting a target is only the first step. Businesses now face mounting pressure to deliver measurable progress while navigating complex supply chains, regulatory shifts, investor expectations, and scrutiny over credibility.
In this session, we will explore how companies are moving from ambition to action, embedding science-based targets across business strategy to unlock real climate and commercial value.
Our speakers will share practical insights and lived experience on questions such as:
• Alignment - How are companies ensuring the integration of SBTs across business functions?
• Credibility - How can businesses maintain trust amid evolving standards and increasing stakeholder scrutiny?
• Business value - What commercial, operational and financial benefits are companies seeing from target deliverance?
• What's next - How are shifts in regulation, investor pressure and changing methodologies shaping the future of SBTs?
In this session, we will explore how companies are moving from ambition to action, embedding science-based targets across business strategy to unlock real climate and commercial value.
Our speakers will share practical insights and lived experience on questions such as:
• Alignment - How are companies ensuring the integration of SBTs across business functions?
• Credibility - How can businesses maintain trust amid evolving standards and increasing stakeholder scrutiny?
• Business value - What commercial, operational and financial benefits are companies seeing from target deliverance?
• What's next - How are shifts in regulation, investor pressure and changing methodologies shaping the future of SBTs?
