This week’s run time is 41:20. 

A programming word: This episode marks the final version of the GreenBiz 350 podcast with Joel Makower as co-host. The podcast will likely be on hiatus till this fall. Look ahead to the following season to drop after Labor Day, wherever you take heed to podcasts.

ON OUR MINDS (10:55)

Co-hosts Joel Makower, co-founder and chairman of GreenBiz Group, and Heather Clancy, editorial director, talk about the next tales:

Insights and revelations from GreenFin 23 (26:10)

Near 900 professionals gathered in Boston this week for discussions round ESG reporting, transition funds and different funding points. We function three units of clips from the plenary program:

• Leo Strine, former chief justice of the Delaware Supreme Courtroom, and at present Of Counsel within the Company Division at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz — On why we have to reframe ESG as merely accountable company habits
• Lynn Forester de Rothschild, founder and co-chair of Inclusive Capital Companions; and Ron O’Hanley, chairman and CEO of State Road — On the query of whether or not stakeholder engagement prioritizes values over worth
• Sen. Edward Markey of Massachusetts — On why company transparency is completely crucial to encourage the clear financial system transition

MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE

Lee Rosevere: “I’m Going for a Espresso,” “Don’t Belief the Cloud,” “Let That Sink In.”
Roman Belov: “Spirit Blossom.”

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