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John Gillam

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John Gillam is a Sustainable Finance consultant supporting financial services firms to enhance their governance and risk management models. John is an ethicist by training and has researched the issues of attempts to manage environmental issues by centralised cosmopolitan institutions; and understanding how the environmental obligations of financial services firms are best understood as stewardship obligations. 

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Tom Hancocks

ESG, sustainability, technocracy and just transition (II/II)

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Corporate Governance · Ethical Governance

ESG must enable change to be driven by people, through grassroots movements and the democratization of the approach to sustainable change

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ESG, sustainability, technocracy and just transition (I/II)
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Tom Hancocks

ESG, sustainability, technocracy and just transition (I/II)

Ethical Governance

The case for a more democratic, bottom-up approach to sustainability policy

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