Don’t be put off by the size of your business or by cost. Remember:

• There’s a ready audience for resourceful people making a better future;
• Technology lets companies take charge of their communications;
• Small companies can make big headlines.

Governments and experts have been discussing climate change since the Rio summit in 1992 and will do so again in November this year in Glasgow at COP26.

Every UN country has signed up for the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals for achieving real progress that doesn’t leave people behind… (below)

Whatever your views on their actions, support for Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion shows young people get the challenge.

The UK is a hotbed of new concepts and technologies to confront climate change – we’ve worked with some of the best. The challenge is turning ideas into business reality. Investors are dropping dirty industries for green alternatives. The UK is the global centre for ESG (environment, social and governance) finance.

As shown in the Government’s Energy White Paper and Ten-point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution, the UK is building a green economy, advancing industries such energy storage, creating 250,000 new jobs. It’s a big opportunity.

So think about…

• How to create demand for your offering;
• How to convey your message powerfully;
• How to build your network to attract investment, find partners and recruit the best people.

It’s all about communication.

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