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This article first appeared in our World Environment Day issue of My Green Pod Magazine, published on 02 June 2022. Click here to subscribe to our digital edition and get each issue delivered straight to your inbox
Main image: WWF-UK’s HQ, the Living Planet Centre © Richard Stonehouse
UK businesses can be at the forefront of tackling the climate and nature crises by setting clear targets and plans to meet them.
These are just some of the themes that will be explored at Reset Connect in London (28-29 June), an innovative sustainability and net zero gathering of business leaders, innovators and investors in London.
The networking event will host 120 speakers across five different stages. As a keynote speaker, WWF CEO Tanya Steele will highlight the central role business will play in driving sustainable futures, and showcase WWF’s work to support businesses by offering sustainable careers pathways and ensuring young people are equipped and supported to access them.
‘The scale of the challenges we are facing can only be tackled if businesses step up and place nature at the heart of their decisions, and if young people are provided with opportunities to gain skills and access career pathways that enable them to drive the transition to a sustainable
future.‘That’s why I’m excited to be part of the discussions at the Reset-Connect Expo this June, where innovation experts, government officials and industry leaders will convene during London Climate Week.’
TANYA STEELE
CEO of WWF
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