10 things we’ve learned from United Airlines CSO Lauren Riley | The Sustainability Series

2024-06-04

Gov Kandola, who heads up our Transport & Logistics team, spoke to Lauren for the Venari Podcast’s Sustainability Series Lauren Riley, Chief Sustainability Officer at United Airlines, admits that aviation is hard to abate. It means ‘we don’t have the solutions at scale commercially available to make a difference right now.’ But that doesn’t mean the situation is hopeless – anything but, in fact. For Lauren, the appeal of a sustainability role in her sector comes down to there being ...

Gov Kandola, who heads up our Transport & Logistics team, spoke to Lauren for the Venari Podcast’s Sustainability Series

Lauren Riley, Chief Sustainability Officer at United Airlines, admits that aviation is hard to abate. It means ‘we don’t have the solutions at scale commercially available to make a difference right now.’ But that doesn’t mean the situation is hopeless – anything but, in fact. For Lauren, the appeal of a sustainability role in her sector comes down to there being ‘no shortage of solutions,’ in contrast to other hard-to-abate industries, ‘so it’s multi-functional, really dynamic [...] opportunity is everywhere.’ There is plenty of work to do – but Lauren is more than up for the challenge. ‘I’m in a space where I believe I can drive change and I’m proud of that.’

Gov Kandola, who leads our Transport & Logistics practice, spoke to Lauren Riley on this episode of the Venari Podcast’s Sustainability Series. But what did we learn from their conversation?

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