Our latest videos in the Connected Capital series explore the connections between human, natural and financial capital, highlighting their interdependence in driving sustainable progress.
Each episode features experts in their field discussing sustainable innovations, including climate investment and the opportunities in seaweed, wealth management and sustainability, and sustainable motorsports and biodiversity.
You can listen to these insightful discussions with leading thought leaders on Spotify, our website and YouTube.
We are pleased to have launched Connected Capital, a video series dedicated to shining a spotlight on an area of sustainability. Whilst sustainable finance is often perceived in isolated terms, it is a critical component in our collective journey toward a safer, cleaner and more sustainable future for generations to come. Connected Capital delves into the intricate connections between human capital, natural capital and financial capital, offering fresh perspectives and insights into how these vital elements interrelate and drive sustainable progress.
In each episode, Phoebe Stone, Head of Sustainable Investing, is joined by an expert sitting at the vanguard of sustainable innovation to hear about their work and the exciting developments they are seeing within their specialist field.
The first three episodes included discussions on the vital role that mushrooms could play in overcoming some of our most pressing environmental and human challenges, strategic philanthropy’s unique potential to pioneer innovative solutions and the commitments of major fashion brands in improving labour standards.
The next three episodes of Connected Capital are now available and feature discussions with three inspiring thought leaders:
John Auckland: Having built a career advising clients on climate investments, John spotted an opportunity in seaweed and founded Seafields. His insights focus on the damage being caused by recent proliferation of seaweed in our seas, seaweed’s application as a bio-based alternative product and Seafield’s application to Elon Musk’s XPRIZE Carbon Removal.
Ben Snee: As one of the co-founders and the CEO of LGT Wealth Management, Ben has overseen the firm’s growth to a leading wealth manager with £30 billion assets under management. Sustainability is a core value for him, both as a leader and for his clients and with the support of LGT Group, long-term, sustainable change is championed.
Dan Garlick: Motorsports Director of the Goodwood Estate, Dan shares the transformative journey of motorsports towards sustainability, highlighting the pioneering use of sustainable biofuel in this year's Goodwood races. He also reveals the extensive efforts undertaken across the Goodwood Estate to enhance biodiversity and secure its legacy for future generations.
We invite you to listen to these insightful discussions. The videos are available on SpotifyYouTube and our website.
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Could mushrooms save our world?
Discover why Aurélie Fontan believes the power of mushrooms could be the key to overcoming some of our most pressing environmental and human challenges.
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Strategic philanthropy’s unique potential to pioneer and fund innovative solutions to the world’s challenges is discussed with Nina Hoas.
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Protecting the humans in our supply chain
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