Coronavirus crisis is a stress test for the entire system
Capitalism in its current form is starting to lose its “license to operate”.
Tag: Insights from the CEO
Insider perspective: A post-Davos forethought – Getting sustainability done
Last week, more than 2,800 leaders from around the world were brought together by the World Economic Forum in Davos.
The triangle that will fix capitalism
It is remarkable how the agenda in this 50th edition of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting has shifted towards calling for a move to stakeholder capitalism, as issued by Klaus Schwab in the new Davos Manifesto.
Garbage in, garbage out: systems transformation in a capitalist world
First and foremost, allow me to wish you a Happy New Year and much-continued business success in 2020.
COP25: Let’s talk about ambition
Global businesses are showing considerable climate ambition. But we need to go further and faster.
World Food Day: time to put a spotlight on the food we produce and consume, as well as business leadership for change in the next years and decades.
Today is the last World Food Day before 2020. This means it is time to put a spotlight on the food we produce and consume, as well as business leadership for change in the next years and decades.
Working together to deliver healthy people and a healthy planet
WBCSD’s President and CEO, Peter Bakker, provided a perspective for UNICEF’s 2019 edition of The State of the World’s Children (SOWC), published on 15 October 2019.
Low-carbon transition and business leadership: insights from the first TCFD Summit in Japan
Last Tuesday 8 October the first-ever TCFD Summit was held in Tokyo, convening around 300 global attendees from government, business, investors and civil society to advance discussions around corporate disclosure on climate change.
“Business needs to do what it does best: to innovate and set up action plans to get to a 1.5 degree world”
CNNMoney Switzerland interviews Peter Bakker
From purpose to action: making the transition to a flourishing society
e recent Business Roundtable Statement on the Purpose of a Corporation recognizes that companies have responsibility to a broad range of stakeholders – such as customers, employees, suppliers and the environment – on par with their responsibility to shareholders.