Mike leads our portfolio of global campaigns that are designed to secure climate commitment and action from the world’s most influential companies: from growing demand for renewable energy (RE100), electric vehicles (EV100) and low carbon steel (SteelZero), to investing in smart energy systems (EP100) including cooling technologies and LED lighting.
Mike has worked with companies across the world on climate and sustainability issues since 1998, spending more than a decade at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), including as Director of Executive Programmes and Director of Strategy & Communications.
Before joining CISL, he was Chief Operating Officer of AccountAbility where he led the development of the AA1000 framework for sustainability accounting and reporting. Mike started his career as a business consultant for the COBA Group, following studies in politics, philosophy and economics at the University of Oxford, and international relations at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University.
La acción por el clima debe ampliarse para que la transición energética tenga éxito, pero también debe alinearse con los objetivos más amplios de las empresas.
Climate action must scale up if the energy transition is going to succeed – but it must align with companies' broader objectives too
30 corporate climate professionals worldwide were interviewed to discover what is impeding their climate action progress and how they are overcoming this.
When it comes to reducing carbon emissions, companies often focus on short-term solutions. To reach net zero, they need to look across their value chains
