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The Future We Can’t See: Invisibility as Technology, Strategy, and Threat

The Future We Can’t See: Invisibility as Technology, Strategy, and Threat

The Future We Can’t See: Invisibility as Technology, Strategy, and Threat

Geospatial data is transforming ESG from self-reported claims into verifiable, investment-grade evidence – Alastair Greener talks to Oxford University researcher Dr Amani Maalouf about satellite-based insights into environmental risk

Ask a room of business leaders about ESG today and you will hear two very different stories. One says the agenda has stalled: too political, too costly, too easily dismissed as box-ticking. The other says the opposite: that environmental, social and governance factors are finally maturing into something measurable, material and genuinely useful. NextFrontier, the ESG podcast series from Inspired hosted by Alastair Greener, sits squarely in that second camp, but it earns the position by asking the hard questions first. Across the series, the conversation shifts steadily from whether ESG works to how to do it credibly. Taken together, the episodes make a single, coherent argument: the case for ESG is getting stronger, not weaker, provided you treat it as a discipline rather than a slogan. The series opens by putting ESG investing on trial. Greener is joined by Helena Eaton of Bedrock, Aine Crossan of Inspired and Andy Ford of St James’s Place to test a deceptively simple question: does ESG actually lead to better business performance, or does it just add complexity to the market? The discussion resists easy answers. ESG, the guests agree, is neither a guaranteed route to outperformance nor the distraction its critics claim...

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