Good luck to the future generation

Ironic with last week being World Water week and we highlighted how few people have access to clean drinking water and this week, part of the UK is getting ready to build an Ark!

Typical for the start of school for many, grey first-day photos and the teachers dealing with pent-up energy in the classrooms. We hope that all children and students have an amazing school year with the support they need to flourish in today's world. As parents or carers, you can now breathe a little with routines back in play and earlier nights for all. With World Mental Health Day next month, look after their mental health and look after yours too!

Matt’s post by Grazina Link discusses defining ESG and its link to the climate in her post: What ESG actually is.

Tatiana's post by Pierre WARLOP ?shares the ?announcement that the UK government has auctioned power deals to just over 5GW of offshore wind, with a total of ?9.5GW of green projects contracts ?UK's allocation round

Neil's post by ?Benjamin Yeoh discusses a free market take on ESG, with the best way to do so is to allow capital to flow in response to all of humanity’s input, rather than in response to regulatory directives. `Corporations will survive or fail depending on whether they serve others well...."? ?

Steph’s post is by her colleague Tatiana Dupont who reflects on her journey and barriers she has faced due to not being able to speak English when she first came to the UK from Mauritius and working in a male-dominated environment in Navigating imposter syndrome

John’s post by Ronald Diamond highlights the reasons the private market set is for significant growth with family offices leading the expansion.

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