What Makes A Model Social Impact Function?

How Compassion Can Help Address Healthcare Worker Burnout

Unlocking the opportunities of cell and gene therapies

How the pandemic accelerated public health management in the classroom

The Blurring Lines Between Work and Life

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How Can a Company Remove Racism From Its Practices? Part 2

Marsh McLennan’s Healthy Societies: Diversity and Inclusion in Health Benefits

Ethereum recently made the switch to greener blockchain operations, a transition thought to be crucial to allowing the market to scale. With a few weeks having passed since the merge, Ben Hoster checks in with Jaymin Kim on what has impacted Ethereum specifically and the market more broadly since the change.

Ethereum: What Has Happened Since the Merge?

Swenja Surminski of Marsh McLennan Advantage Insights is joined by colleagues Maureen Gorman and Stephanie Manson, as well as Nigel Brook of law firm Clyde & Co., to discuss what to make of climate litigation’s evolution and how to prepare for its expanding risks.

Climate Litigation: From Targeting Inaction to Ineffective Action

We need nearly two planet Earths to sustain our consumption of natural resources as human beings: Our use of ecological resources and services is about 75% higher than our planet’s capacity to regenerate them. This is not really a recent issue, but the scale of the challenge has reached unprecedented levels — and nature-related risks are material to businesses. In response, global commitments to tackle environmental degradation are increasing. 

With the COP15 biodiversity conference currently underway, Swenja Surminski chats with experts across the fields of climate, finance and risk about why the global effort to halt biodiversity loss is so important for business.

COP15: Is ‘Nature’ the New ‘Climate’?

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