The environmental and social agenda is at a critical juncture. Organizations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate progress on their goals as demand for transparency and accountability grows louder. What needs to happen next to unlock the opportunities on the journey to a more sustainable, equitable, and inclusive economy? On October 24-25, the Financial Times will host its third annual Moral Money Summit Americas, where leading investors, corporates, and policy makers will come together to discuss what's required for progress. Panelists, including McKinsey’s Asutosh Padhi, Humayun Tai, and Shelley Stewart, will touch on an array of topics, including:
- how AI, reskilling, and innovation can reignite productivity for a more inclusive economy
- how the Inflation Reduction Act will reshape the US energy sector and global climate action
- investing in Black economic mobility in the US
Ahead of the two-day event, check out these relevant insights.
The economic potential of generative AI: The next productivity frontier
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The Inflation Reduction Act: Here’s what’s in it
Toward a more orderly US energy transition: Six key action areas
Consumers care about sustainability—and back it up with their wallets
A guide to impact investing in Black economic mobility
Investing in—and with—Black consumers in financial services
ESG momentum: Seven reported traits that set organizations apart
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