Category: blog

Women-owned small businesses may be s secret weapon in the supply chain, especially in light of the SEC’s new climate risk disclosure rules. Companies could leverage them to gain a range of benefits, while complying with those new rules, Kristina Wyatt said. She oversaw developing these SEC rules.Read More

Investors have been clamoring for consistent, reliable and comparable climate-related, ESG – environment, social and governance – data to help them make informed investment decisions, according to multiple sources in the investment community.Read More

Suzy Deering had no idea when she became Ford’s Chief Marketing Officer in 2020 how much her experience as eBay’s Chief Marketing Officer or as Verizon’s Executive Director of Media, Engagements, Brand and Integrations would help her market automobiles. Here’s her unexpected career advice.Read More

Ford’s 100% electric F-150 Lightning & their new CMO Suzy Deering provide several insights that go beyond EVs and the auto sector, This is in part because Deering herself brings an outsider’s eyes, a beginner’s mind — and tech industry experience that proved much more valuable than she expected.Read More

What’s the tipping point to clean transportation? Electric cars and trucks? Mobility as a Service software (MaaS)? Abundant access to charging? Partnerships? All of the above and more, according to sessions at the MOVE – Mobility Reimagined conference this week in Austin, Texas.Read More

This Climate Week, Frankie, the dinosaur who “crashed” the UN General Assembly to warn them, “Don’t Choose Extinction,” is hoping to convince the UN General Assembly to stop subsidies to the fossil fuel industry and to address climate change more vigorously, and faster. Is the media listening?Read More

In 1952, when Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, became Queen Elizabeth II, women’s roles were overwhelmingly domestic, and they were discouraged from working outside the home. Queen Elizabeth II evolved into a model of leadership, for men and women.Read More

The $100s of billions allocated by new legislation opens a lot of new job and career doors. That’s good news to those in the “Great Resignation.” Many left feeling like they want to work with more “purpose,” including to address climate change. Now you’ll have a lot more choices.Read More

The 2022 midterm election, only 73 days away, will likely be driven by women voters, who gained that right 102 years ago today, on August 26, 1920., with the 19th Amendment. The fight for abortion rights, and threats to our democracy and from climate change are driving women voters.Read More

A new Yale University study found that 64% of Americans are “somewhat” or “very worried” about climate change. Will the Democrats touting the new Inflation Reduction Act’s $369 billion for climate mitigation influence their vote? Women & young people care about climate change – and have voting powerRead More