Tune in to the latest episode of Sustainable Edge, where we’re delving into the challenges CEOs are facing in order to champion environmental and social goals, as well as the strategies they should adopt to overcome them. Your podcast host, Position Green’s Executive Chairman, Joachim Nahem, is accompanied by Alison Taylor.

In this episode
Meet Alison Taylor, a seasoned expert in corporate ethics, as she shares her journey navigating complex business landscapes, building strong organizational cultures, and understanding the evolving role of sustainability, both in the U.S. and Europe. Discover what it looks like for businesses to truly do the right thing.


Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:39 What's the right move for businesses in an increasingly turbulent world?
03:34 What distinguishes an organization of being ethical or not ethical?
06:00 Are companies being forced to legalize ethics and sustainability?
07:47 What can companies do beyond transparency to ensure accountability?
12:41 Is the Sustainability Officer role becoming overwhelming?
15:24 How are companies adjusting their boards for evolving sustainability challenges?
18:12 How do U.S. and European approaches to sustainability differ?
26:22 What makes Alison Taylor optimistic about the climate agenda?
28:26 Ending thoughts - How does polarization impact sustainability?


About Alison Taylor
Alison is a Clinical Associate Professor at NYU Stern School of Business and former Executive Director of Ethical Systems. In her new book Higher Ground, Alison provides a practical and grounded guide to help companies navigate the evolving ethical challenges and pitfalls in today's corporate landscape. She has spent the past two decades consulting with multinational companies on risk, anti-corruption, sustainability, human rights, culture and behavior, stakeholder engagement, ESG, as well as ethics and compliance.

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