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Teacher, Writer, Investor, Adjunct Professor, Advisory Director, Berkshire Partners

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  • Ralph Lauren ditches 2040 net zero for ‘rolling’ 5-year targets

    The company’s emissions fell by a third in five years, but retiring its 2040 net-zero pledge puts the brand at odds with the mainstream.

    https://trellis.net/article/ralph-lauren-rolling-emissions-ditches-net-zero-target/

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Focused on the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of capitalism and natural capital. 

Experienced leader committed to results delivery in values based environments.

Specialties: Writing, teaching, leadership, mentorship, strategy, sustainability, turnarounds, consumer products, operations management

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