Leaders from Australia and around the world are looking for employees to drive action on climate change.
Leaders from Australia and around the world are looking for employees to drive action on climate change.
Humanity faces a climate change emergency. It’s a crisis that demands leadership and action. But we can’t rely on governments alone. Sadly, in Australia, we can’t rely on them at all. Businesses and individuals must also play their part and this responsibility is even more urgent when governments fail.
Mike Cannon-Brookes
Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Atlassian
While at Google we've had it easy because our renewable energy program has been inspired and insisted on by our leadership, I've met so many examples of people who have driven change in their organisations to adopt renewable energy or make other critical changes in their approach to sustainability.
Neha Palmer
Energy Czar, Google
Companies and professionals can have an incredible impact on climate change. It’s one of the main reasons we started Future Super: to give corporations and super fund members an option to make a difference. And there are many more ways that professionals can use their leadership to make a difference for the climate.
Simon Sheikh
Founder, Future Super
Not only did we feel it was the right thing to do—we all play a part in anthropogenic climate change—but unregulated businesses need to help close the gap between the emission reductions promised by governments and what scientists predict is necessary to stabilize climate change.
Ella Grimshaw
Chief of Staff, Stripe
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