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COP26 has dominated headlines around the world. But as the dust settles on new deals the debate continues to rage, the pressure to act continues to rise, and new legislation waits in the wings.
The pandemic has laid bare the fragile nature of international economies and how close to death many businesses have come. Indeed for many, there is no bouncing back, just starting over. However, for communities living on the cutting edge of climate change, the killer isn’t covid, and it’s contingent on all to consider what action we can take.
But knowing where to begin is difficult.
At ‘In Conversation With ClimateHero’ we’ll be sitting down with Founder, Robert Sabelström, to discuss his ambitious start-up that is on track to help 1 million people go carbon neutral by 2023. Amongst other things, we’ll discuss:
How to balance ‘virtue signaling’ and business objectives
The difference between carbon-neutral and net-zero
Whether ‘carbon offsetting’ is a victim of bad branding
How ClimateHero has brought a human touch to measuring your carbon footprint - both individually and as a business
We’ll also be tuning in to some of ClimateHero’s insights and sharing a carbon calculator, so you can measure whether you, and your brand, are Climate Heroes or Climate Villains!
Join us to discover what action you can take and become more climate-conscious.
Speakers
Robert Sabelström -
Founder, ClimateHero
A serial entrepreneur and environmentalist, Robert founded ClimateHero in 2017 with the mission to solve the climate crisis by enabling people to calculate and reduce their carbon footprints.
Dan Dowman -
Marketing Manager, ReMake
Our resident ‘In Conversation With…’ host, Dan looks after all things marketing and messaging at ReMake. A serial collaborator, he loves to see people benefit from better conversations and smarter tools.
At ReMake, we’re proud of our climate commitments. We can’t claim that ReMake was designed to be a tool of climate activism, but we’re proud that it can be. A new way of working that doesn’t cost the earth - simple, efficient, affordable.