HH Global features in Deloitte’s Goal13 Impact Platform Report

As the COP26 summit in Glasgow reached its conclusion, our steadfast commitment towards ensuring sustainability remains at the forefront of our business growth here at HH Global has only strengthened.

We are proud to have recently been featured in Deloittes’ Goal 13 Impact Platform Report; a summary of interviews from executive voices and key stakeholders in the market. Having interviewed over 250 companies to date, in sectors from finance to procurement, Deloitte has created a comprehensive summary of how cross-sector collaboration can be harnessed to create the most impactful climate change initiatives.

The Goal 13 Impact Platform Report was used throughout the COP26 summit to inform and empower important conversations around businesses’ climate journeys; examining what it takes to make climate programmes successful. It was mentioned at numerous high-profile COP26 events including the CBI business dinner and Hustings.

Chief Sustainability & Innovation Officer at HH Global, Kevin Dunckley said, “This report looks at how businesses across the board are transitioning to net- zero carbon emissions, to protect our planet for future generations. We are therefore thrilled to have featured alongside some of our biggest clients, coming together under one common sustainability goal, and further distinguishing HH Global as the market leader.”
more at: https://www.hhglobal.com/about/news/hh-global-features-in-deloitte-s-goal13-impact-platform-report

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