Jess Harrold is joined by head of content Emily Wright and, dialling in from Glasgow during COP26, editor Sam McClary for a lively conversation on environmental, social and corporate governance matters.
McClary sends her message to the sector that real estate can and should be leading the fight to solve the climate crisis, while Wright offers her thoughts on what ESG means for real estate.
In addition, they discuss the highlights of this week's timely ESG special in the pages of EG and online.
EG Like Sunday Morning: Against a bleak backdrop, reasons to be cheerful
Bricks & Mortar: Lisa Tye and Kathryn Jump on the benefits of a job share
EG Like Sunday Morning: From Fleet Street to Croydon
EG Like Sunday Morning: City regeneration and socio-economic representation
Bricks & Mortar: Fiona Lomas-Holt on the benefits of employee ownership
Long Harbour boss on £1.5bn single-family housing ambitions
EG Like Sunday Morning: Movers, shakers and certified bangers
EG Interview Live: Sellar chair Duncan Owen
In on the Act: Daniel Black and Fern Schofield discuss the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard Regulations
Streamlining for business growth: the Property Litigation Association view on 1954 Act reform
EG Interview Live: PfP Capital chief executive Catherine Webster
Bricks & Mortar: Lawyers Ruby Dalal and Pauline Page discuss their career journeys
EG at MIPIM: Lord Dominic Johnson on why capital is king
EG at MIPIM: Exploring the key trends driving the UK’s commercial real estate economy
EG Like Sunday Morning: EPC like L&T
EG at MIPIM: Unlocking the power of public and private collaboration in UK Cities
EG at MIPIM: Why effective leadership is key to creating truly inclusive real estate
EG at MIPIM: Can governance save us from environmental and social challenges?
EG Interview Live: Office for Investment MD Tim Newns
EG at MIPIM: Resilient London
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