Interviews

Aaron Levie

2024-10-25

AI is poised to change how we work, especially in knowledge-intensive roles like marketing, sales, engineering, and legal. The impact will be most visible in tasks that can be made faster and more efficient, allowing employees to produce more in less time. It’s not just about automation—it’s about fundamentally shifting how we approach our work, enabling new ways to solve problems and innovate across various fields.

Davide Bollati

Chairman & President

Davines Group

2024-10-25

Decoupling growth from environmental impact is critical because companies that aim for growth must also have a moral responsibility to grow responsibly. This means not just focusing on shareholders but considering all stakeholders, including society and the environment.

Sanjeev Rastogi

CEO

Arxada

2024-10-25

While regulations matter, many of our products are adopted because they’re both sustainable and cost-effective. Global companies, particularly those with strong sustainability goals, are adopting these solutions early, often ahead of regulatory deadlines. This trend is likely to continue in the US.

Rod Vautier,President

& Bill Diederich, Chief Innovation Officer

BiOWiSH Technologies

2024-10-25

Our products are proven to consistently improve yield, enhancing both economic and environmental outcomes for farmers. This widespread applicability and ease of use drive high adoption rates among farmers, demonstrating the real-world impact of our innovations.

Mike Capone

CEO

Qlik

2024-10-25

Companies are often forced to choose between profitability and sustainability, but with the right data, they can strike a balance and achieve both. Real-time data allows organizations to adjust strategies as needed, avoid unintended consequences, and make smarter investments in sustainability initiatives.

Daniella Foster

Global Head of Public Affairs, Market Access & Sustainability

Bayer Consumer Health

2024-10-25

We recognize that climate change and health are inextricably linked, and that’s why we’re working at the nexus of these two issues.

John Sicard

President and CEO

Kinaxis

2024-10-25

Orchestration, in contrast, involves synchronizing all supply chain functions in real time, akin to musicians in a symphony playing in harmony. This approach ensures that every part of the supply chain is aligned and responsive, reducing delays and errors. By having everyone and everything in sync, we achieve greater agility and efficiency, ultimately reducing environmental impact and improving overall performance.

Jason Pelz

VP of Sustainability – U.S. and Canada

Tetra Pak

2024-10-25

In 2022, our plan to reach net-zero emissions across the value chain by 2050 was approved by the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) under its Corporate Net-Zero Standard. For us, this means a 46% reduction of absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, and a 90% reduction by 2050.

Tobiasz Staszak

Area Manager North America

Reynaers Aluminium

2024-10-25

As we approach our 60th anniversary in 2025, our goal in North America is to become a leader in sustainability, innovation, and aesthetics in the architectural market. We want people to immediately associate sustainability in aluminum building envelopes with Reynaers Aluminium.

Claudio Spadacini

CEO & Founder

Energy Dome

2024-10-25

Now, as we scale up, I see the CO2 Battery becoming a symbol of the transition to a decarbonized world, much like wind turbines have become synonymous with renewable energy.

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