Government brings forward bill to tackle UK’s ‘dirty money’ Finally. We need more action to stop illegal flow of funds. ⁦The B Team⁩ Fighting for this. US moving as well. Corruption terrible decease that undermines humanity. on.ft.com/3JSCL5o

Crisis breeds change, this time for philanthropy. New geographies and new modes of support are ahead, says Nathaniel Heller Nathaniel Heller

Supported by their fantastic The B Team leader Ester Baiget, Novozymes has signed on to the Responsible Tax Principles. For them responsible, transparent tax practice is a matter of sustainability. Welcome to the journey...who will join us next? bteam.org/our-thinking/n…

Always a proud member of the Open Gov Partnership family! I look forward to the future of 'open', which for me has always reflected the values that give voice, access and benefit to people.

Very proud to work with the Ingka team -- so great to see this step up on responsible tax.

Speaking to a big crowd at YunusSocialBusiness, Emmanuel Faber reflects on how to set up social business on the inside of big business, how it enables collaboration across stakeholders and drives systems change. Let‘s avoid Covid (!) but catch the #virusofsocialbusiness The B Team

Companies have a hard time talking to shareholders about climate, says Emmanuel Faber. Disclosures of climate impact would help investors and companies alike, avoiding future ‚carbon warnings’ and driving both climate and social justice. YunusSocialBusiness IFRS Foundation The B Team

The war against Ukraine imposes huge costs, on lives and more, with consequences for those who trade with Russia. Getting business to exit Russia was one thing. But what comes next? The new @B4Ukraine offers expertise and resources.

Thrilled to join Patmitchell Ronda Carnegie Halla Tomasdottir and Mary Robinson to explore the power of connecting women to lead on #climatejustice — through Conected Women Leaders’ Project Dandelion.

Good reason to get out of home office. Joining 800+ ‚Mitdenker/Mitmacher/in‘ today to reflect on the way ahead for progressive governance. #PGS22

Kicking off reflection on progressive governance, Anke Hassel encourages us to move from a vicious to a virtuous circle of responses to current crisis - including building bridges between activists and policymakers. #PGS22

There is nothing ‚progressive‘ about losing elections, says Marcela Mulholland of Data for Progress. Our narrative challenge is to let voters hear more about what our (progressive) politicians have delivered. #PSG22

The biggest crisis of trust today is the lack of trust by government of its people, says Claudia Chwalisz, suggesting we consider new models of political decision-making such as citizen assemblies that assign real power to people. #PGS22

We have to fight inflation to save democracy, says Conor Lamb, making the link from economic well-being to our (at risk) political system. A tough road in the short term. #PGS22

Climate action as an absolute priority for business success, says Paul Polman in his latest FORTUNE piece. We need new pathways for finance, partnerships and a next generation perspective. fortune.com/2022/11/24/wor… The B Team

Please join us for a discussion of ownership transparency, first session today at the #IACC2022. How can and have companies contributed to building this agenda? Let's align and ally for the road ahead.

Unpacking the case for #justtransition. For those who benefit today and tomorrow. Interesting focus in Colombia on democratizing energy, including addressing access and building energy communities. CrisClose Gemini Corporation N.V. Irene Vélez-Torres Sarah Owen-Vandersluis Mike Hayes

To live within planetary boundaries, the costs are considerable: 8% of GDP, moving 2-4% labor and capital. We need to pay the bill — and do so in a politically viable way, says Jørgen Randers. Specific tax is the only way. Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK The Club of Rome #davos2023