How the digital revolution led to a sustainability revolution | Sustainability Careers, part 2 | Neil Mitchell

Welcome back to the second episode in our three-part series on sustainability careers. If you missed the first one you can find it right now in the feed, or at keesascreane.com.

Today we’re talking with Neil Mitchell, co-founder of executive search firm Osmii. With a background in technology recruiting but a more recent focus in sustainability, Neil outlines how the last decade of the digital revolution has now led to a sustainability revolution. He also discusses where sustainability falls in the C-suite and what to look out for as an interviewee to discover where an organization’s values and emphasis on ESG really sits. We also talk about how the explosion of AI will intersect with sustainability, and what to consider when engaging with a recruiting firm. 

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Climate Money Work is veteran podcast host and author Keesa Schreane’s new podcast, which explores complex climate, workplace, governance and social issues. Throughout each episode, Keesa will both host compelling conversations with experts and offer her own insights on how corporates, investors, and regulators might find solutions — and common ground.