Climate Solutions with Gaby & Shaila | Women in Finance Special - March 2022 @climatesolutionswithgabysh923 | Uploaded March 2022 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
We are a proudly female led venture.
We therefore feel compelled to celebrate the day and highlight our admiration for the work being done by five incredible women. Firstly, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, who is not letting this energy crisis go to waste. We then share with you an interview we did with Barbara Buchner, with Philippa White, with Megan Greene and with Debbie Fuhr.
This is a momentous week marking a remarkable commitment to accelerate the energy transition [more on that to come]. In light of this, we are especially pleased to be able to share some of the brilliant work of four women, all of whom are playing hugely important roles in tackling climate change, from a variety of fascinating perspectives.
A cornerstone of our philosophy at iClima is the importance of the next decade for scaling up climate change solutions. Women will have an outsized role in this process as, they rapidly take over more and more of the world’s wealth. Professor Mauro Guillam, whose work was a major source of inspiration for two of his former students, now our co-founders, believes that this trend could see women controlling half of the world’s wealth by 2030. While this will not be a globally equal picture, the ramifications could be huge. Women, like millennials, are found to be more engaged with the climate crisis, and more interested in using their investments to make an impact. Increasing equality could therefore have an exponential positive impact on climate change. We are immensely proud to play our part.
We are a proudly female led venture.
We therefore feel compelled to celebrate the day and highlight our admiration for the work being done by five incredible women. Firstly, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, who is not letting this energy crisis go to waste. We then share with you an interview we did with Barbara Buchner, with Philippa White, with Megan Greene and with Debbie Fuhr.
This is a momentous week marking a remarkable commitment to accelerate the energy transition [more on that to come]. In light of this, we are especially pleased to be able to share some of the brilliant work of four women, all of whom are playing hugely important roles in tackling climate change, from a variety of fascinating perspectives.
A cornerstone of our philosophy at iClima is the importance of the next decade for scaling up climate change solutions. Women will have an outsized role in this process as, they rapidly take over more and more of the world’s wealth. Professor Mauro Guillam, whose work was a major source of inspiration for two of his former students, now our co-founders, believes that this trend could see women controlling half of the world’s wealth by 2030. While this will not be a globally equal picture, the ramifications could be huge. Women, like millennials, are found to be more engaged with the climate crisis, and more interested in using their investments to make an impact. Increasing equality could therefore have an exponential positive impact on climate change. We are immensely proud to play our part.
