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5 Key Things to Know About ESG

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Maria Lettini is the Executive Director at the FAIRR Initiative, an organization that promotes investments in companies that meet stringent ESG criteria as well as companies that are championing plant protein meat alternatives and other ESG advocacies. Maria has a demonstrated history of excellence in the investment industry, making her well acquainted with responsible investment practices and ESG risks and opportunities. Before working with FAIRR, Maria worked for the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) for six years.

Maria Lettini joins me today to discuss what ESG means from an investor perspective and how it affects pension fund allocation. She explains how fund managers plan their investments around sustainable practices and news surrounding industrial hazards. She describes the dangers of antibiotic overuse for human health. Maria also shares how the average person can be their own ESG movement.

"These trends are important, and they can change the market and the outlook and even the profitability for many of the companies in the sector." - Maria Lettini

This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:

  • What ESG really means and the key points you need to know
  • How ESG impacts a person's pension fund
  • How fund managers use ESG to protect and grow their pensioners' funds
  • The future dangers of human antimicrobial resistance
  • ESG investing with both positive and negative news in mind
  • Alternative developments across different industries and the current food tech revolution
  • How consumers can take part in the ESG movement

Connect with Maria Lettini:

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

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Maria Lettini is the Executive Director at the FAIRR Initiative, an organization that promotes investments in companies that meet stringent ESG criteria as well as companies that are championing plant protein meat alternatives and other ESG advocacies. Maria has a demonstrated history of excellence in the investment industry, making her well acquainted with responsible investment practices and ESG risks and opportunities. Before working with FAIRR, Maria worked for the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) for six years.

Maria Lettini joins me today to discuss what ESG means from an investor perspective and how it affects pension fund allocation. She explains how fund managers plan their investments around sustainable practices and news surrounding industrial hazards. She describes the dangers of antibiotic overuse for human health. Maria also shares how the average person can be their own ESG movement.

"These trends are important, and they can change the market and the outlook and even the profitability for many of the companies in the sector." - Maria Lettini

This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:

  • What ESG really means and the key points you need to know
  • How ESG impacts a person's pension fund
  • How fund managers use ESG to protect and grow their pensioners' funds
  • The future dangers of human antimicrobial resistance
  • ESG investing with both positive and negative news in mind
  • Alternative developments across different industries and the current food tech revolution
  • How consumers can take part in the ESG movement

Connect with Maria Lettini:

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of CTRL-ALT-Meat. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.

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Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more listeners, like you.

Join us on LinkedIn and for more exclusive content and information, visit our website.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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