Risks, Reflections, and Reveals

Welcome to the final episode of Season 1! 

First, since Kentucky congressman Andy Barr has labeled July ESG month, Keesa digs deeper into what’s going on from a broader perspective, and highlights ESG as a key risk factor. She also helps bring clarity to the different types of ESG investing, and along the way gets into double materiality, supplier risks, as well as some tips on how to go about selecting the right suppliers for your firm. 

She then connects the dots from the entire season, reflecting on some of the key insights from our interviews with our guests such as Blythe Clark, Amir Kirkwood, and Tim Mohin. 

Finally, we’re pleased to share that Season 2 is just around the corner! Keesa drops a sneak preview of what we’ll be discussing and who will be in the hot seat. 

To view a transcript of this episode, visit https://www.keesaschreane.com/podcast. 

For show feedback, pitches and business enquiries, please email cmw@shrugcontent.com. 

References

• Responsible Investment Spectrum chart (ESG Global Advisors) 
• The leader of the House GOP’s anti-ESG efforts (Politico)

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About Keesa

Keesa Schreane is a highly in-demand author, keynote speaker, and consultant, whose expertise includes ESG, risk analysis, sustainable finance, and corporate reporting. Her work has appeared in outlets including Black Enterprise, Bloomberg, CNBC, CBS, Essence, FinTech TV, and Latina, and she serves on numerous boards and committees, including Ceres President’s Council.

About Climate Money Work

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.