Next month, Economist Impact will host a four-day hybrid event for the 2nd annual Sustainability Week US. Cut through the noise and discover actionable insights on how to accelerate your sustainability strategy. Led by industry experts and world-class leaders, you can gain insights into the current progress and actions that will need to be taken to prevent a climate disaster and to deliver on the promise of a green future.

Whether you're refining your strategy or seeking informed analysis to begin a transition to more sustainable practises, Sustainability Week US 2022 will bring together the global sustainability community with policymakers, investors and financial institutions alike, providing a week of practical case-study sessions, interviews, networking and closed roundtables. Over four days, you can experience 70+ sessions, 150+ speakers, 6,000 virtual and 400 in-person attendees to help ensure you are part of a sustainable future.

View the event website for the latest speaker list and agenda.

The virtual pass includes access to three days of online content. Upgrade to a full-access pass to attend the in-person day in Washington, DC.

Vijay Vaitheeswaran, global energy & climate innovation editor of The Economist will welcome delegates, followed by Virginie Helias, chief sustainability officer of P&G, and Juvencio Maetzu, chief financial officer and deputy chief executive of Ingka Group, who will deliver the opening keynote remarks on Monday June 6th at 10am EDT.

Other speakers during the virtual sessions include:
 

• Eelco Van der Enden, chief executive, GRI
• Roberto Marques, executive chairman of the board of directors, group chief executive, Natura & Co
• Aditi Mohapatra, vice-president, global social impact and sustainability, Expedia Group
• Marco Taricco, co-founder, Bluebell Capital Partners
• Helaina Matza, director for energy transformation, US Department of State
• Glenn Llewellyn, vice-president, zero-emission aircraft, Airbus
• Sean Millard, chief growth officer, Royal Mint
• Scott Corwin, US leader for sustainability and climate change, Deloitte
• Ben Ratner, executive director sustainability, JPMorgan Chase & Co
• Julia Pallé, chief sustainability officer, Formula E
• Carter Roberts, president and chief executive, World Wildlife Fund US
• Renee Morin, chief sustainability officer, eBay
• Charlene Lake, chief sustainability officer and senior vice-president, corporate social responsibility, AT&T
• Ivo Mulder, head, climate finance unit, UN Environment Programme
• Rohit Aggarwala, commissioner, department of environmental protection and chief climate officer, New York

Please note we require a professional or academic email address for all registrations.

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