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As the climate outlook worsens, ESG has gone mainstream. But overcoming the challenges of data governance, transparency, and trust is key to the movement’s success. In this episode, PwC thought leader Sammy Lakshmanan talks about the confluence of stakeholder values and the importance of making sure stakeholders can trust ESG data to make informed decisions.

Tariq Fancy, former CIO for Sustainable Investing at BlackRock, cuts through the smoke and mirrors on greenwashing in the environmental, social, and governance movement (ESG), and explains why we need a broad systemic response to make sustainable investing work for the good of investors, businesses, and the planet.

Going digital isn’t what it used to be. In this episode of Beyond Transformation, MIT scholar and best-selling author George Westerman sits in the guest chair and highlights why leadership capability and employee engagement are more important than ever for any organisation that wants to succeed at digital transformation in the post-COVID world.

Gary Shapiro, CEO of Consumer Tech Association, and author of ‘Ninja Future’ talks to Beyond Transformation about thriving in a world that’s changing faster than anyone ever imagined.

Over the next decade, inaction on climate change and “greenwashing” could pose a massive threat to the future of businesses, which is why an eye-popping $3 trillion of institutional assets track environmental, social, and governance (ESG) scores. This week, host Roland Alston sits down with KPMG’s Paul Henninger to explore the growing importance of ESG data and the big role it could play in reconciling the conflict between profit and a safer planet.

When folks think about AI, they don’t usually think about the criminal justice system. But AI Fairness scholar, Melissa Hamilton, breaks down the pivotal role that algorithms play in determining an offender's future.

The big question is, do the people who are using AI tools in criminal justice understand what the technology can and cannot do?