具有气候适应力的未来:企业所需做出的思维转变
全球许多地区经历了又一年创纪录的高温和极端天气事件,气候变化的影响已经不再是遥远的威胁。风暴迫近,面对日益严峻的挑战,没有“安全港”可供躲避。企业领袖亟需转变思维,从被动转向主动,以应对日益增长的风险,并创造具有气候适应力的未来。
Matthew Blake heads the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Financial and Monetary Systems, which aims to build a more trusted, resilient, accessible, and sustainable international financial system by providing a platform for stakeholders to connect, identify shared needs, and collaborate on actionable solutions. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the World Economic Forum.
In addition to his Centre responsibilities, Matthew heads the World Economic Forum LLC, the Forum’s subsidiary in the United States.
Prior to joining the Forum, Matthew held various positions across the market risk and bank supervisory functions at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and served as an investment advisor to institutional and private clients at Oppenheimer & Co.
Matthew holds a master’s degree from the Harvard Kennedy School and a bachelor’s diploma from Boston College. He is a recipient of the Certified Investment Management Analyst distinction from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in conjunction with the Investments & Wealth Institute.
全球许多地区经历了又一年创纪录的高温和极端天气事件,气候变化的影响已经不再是遥远的威胁。风暴迫近,面对日益严峻的挑战,没有“安全港”可供躲避。企业领袖亟需转变思维,从被动转向主动,以应对日益增长的风险,并创造具有气候适应力的未来。
本文は、Fast Companyに掲載された寄稿文を和訳したものです。
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