Takeaways
- Effective climate change consulting requires balancing local context, global frameworks, and the ability to communicate complex solutions to diverse stakeholders.
- Fostering strong interpersonal connections within teams and networks can lead to deeper collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and access to opportunities.
- Data collection is more than a technical process—it’s a trust-building exercise with communities and a foundation for evidence-based decision-making.
- Sustainability is evolving into a multi-dimensional concept that integrates digital innovation, social equity, and long-term economic viability.
- Adapting to climate change demands a blend of grassroots action and high-level advocacy, with consultants often bridging the gap between the two.
Summary
The GreenTechHQ Video Talk session features a discussion on business sustainability, training, and Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) reporting with Ed Murphy, John McGeown, and Donal Quinn. The conversation highlights the role of GreenTechHQ as a center of excellence for sustainability, offering a collaborative ecosystem for companies and individuals to engage in sustainable practices. The partnership with AIB is emphasized as a significant step in helping SMEs implement sustainability, which is crucial for their future competitiveness and operational efficiency. The session also covers the importance of a sustainability roadmap, the challenges SMEs face in adopting sustainable practices, and the support provided by GreenTechHQ and its partners to navigate these challenges. The discussion underscores the necessity of sustainability in business, not just as a regulatory requirement but as a strategic advantage.
