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“There are two games here - the race to net zero, and climate delay. If you are in business as usual, doing the same thing you have always been doing - you are in climate delay.” - Marcus Dawe, CEO at MCi Carbon. #ForwardFaster2030 #UNGCNAevents UN Global Compact Network Australia (UNGCNA)

“Our biggest competitor is business as usual” Marcus Dawe talking about MCi Carbon’s focus on “ready to abate” industries (rather than “hard to abate”) and Scope 3 emissions reductions👍 UN Global Compact Network Australia (UNGCNA)

Thank you to Kate Dundas, Executive Director at UN Global Compact Network Australia (UNGCNA) and Tony Boatman, Co-Founder of Impact X for the invite to speak about this very important issue.

Thank you Lord Mayor of Melbourne – Nick Reece for your kind words! We look forward to continuing the conversation and driving impactful change together.

Today at IKEA Australia, we explored the critical roles of social sustainability and climate resilience. We discussed the challenges and obstacles on the path to net zero and the importance of collaboration with Governments and other stakeholders to make real progress. From

Collaboration across sectors is essential. Together with businesses, Governments and local communities, we can drive real change and achieve impactful climate solutions. I’m excited to continue our work with IKEA Australia, supporting each other's goals for a sustainable future.

I was thrilled to visit the rooftop and take in the Sydney views, but also to see IKEA’s solar panels up close. Thank you to the IKEA team—it was wonderful connecting with Mirja Viinanen, CEO & CSO of IKEA Australia, and Renea Robson, Sustainability Manager. Looking forward to

Today, it was an honour to sit with Dr. Terri Janke, a leading advocate and international authority on Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property rights. Listening to Dr. Janke’s insights highlighted why understanding and honouring First Nations perspectives is vital to

As part of our afternoon, we visited the Sydney Modern Project at the Art Gallery of NSW, where we explored powerful Aboriginal art collections. This experience reminded us of the depth of First Nations culture and how Indigenous art connects us to critical stories and

A unique piece by Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto, Just like drops in time, nothing (2002), one we could indeed smell before we could see. This immersive work uses spice-filled fabric to engage all senses, inviting us to truly experience the art. Exhibited with support from Clayton

Today at the Sydney Opera House. Recently marking its 50th anniversary, this iconic landmark continues to be a key pillar of Australian culture and the global arts scene, fostering connection and creativity.

In alignment with Action 11 of the Pact for the Future, we acknowledge that culture and sport are essential components of sustainable development—enablers that bring us closer to our shared goals and integral forces in shaping a resilient, sustainable world.

Spaces like these remind us of the power of shared values and storytelling to drive a more inclusive, sustainable future. Thank you, Sydney Opera House, for your warm hospitality!

Thank you, Susan Moylan Coombs, for a deeply meaningful conversation today. It was such a pleasure to meet you. Hearing your insights on how First Nations people, as the original sustainability practitioners and custodians of the land, embody sustainability in culture was incredibly

The @GlobalCompact + the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights have promoted business as a powerful force for the common good, Sanda Ojiambo told the #UNForumBHR. "Corporate & State efforts on #BizHumanRights should translate to human dignity for us all," she said.