Imagining Catastrophe: The Key to Unlocking Climate Resilience
Episode Three of the five-part series dealing with climate crisis and risk management. Risk management underpins our pensions, insurance and investment industries.
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The Most Dangerous Study in Climate Economics: What Are We Missing?
Episode Two of the five-part series dealing with climate crisis and risk management. Risk management underpins our pensions, insurance and investment industries.
Numbers, Analysis and Conclusions
Great presentation. One comment. We can’t eat percentages! That was the takeaway a brilliant CEO once gave me. I was 27 years old, as green as fresh celery, and had successfully finished my first presentation to the C-suite. It took me a few decades to grasp what he meant. One of the worst subjects I […]
Why Did the Actuary Cross the Road? To Avoid Climate Catastrophes!
In the ever-evolving landscape of financial security, risk management plays a pivotal role, especially in the realms of pensions, insurance, and investments. Throw in the effects of the climate crisis and we’ve got a new five part series for the 5Cs podcast.
Ages and Stages
Let’s do something wildly different and wickedly amusing. Have you noticed all the anti-, pro-, and just-be aging statements we use in our lingo? I sure have. And boy, is it confusing. Mid Life. Halfway from where to where? Middle-aged – sounds like a tire – well worn with some life remaining. Senior. Ready for […]
Can You Save the World and Still Pay the Bills?
Host Charlene Norman explores the tension between sustainability and profitability for climate change advocates.
How to Embrace Degrowth for a Sustainable Future
Degrowth Part Two. The final episode in a series demanded by the listenership.
The Missing Link in Sustainability Efforts
Degrowth Part 2: The third in a four part series demanded by the listenership
Breaking Free from the Growth Trap: A New Business Paradigm
DeGrowth Part Two. The second episode in the new four part series demanded by the listenership.
It’s About Our Lived Experience
Our lived experiences hold immense power, shaping our beliefs and influencing our decisions. I have never and will never EVER buy a Ford vehicle. Let me tell you why. In my late twenties, I contacted the Ford organization to find out what we needed to do to make Ford a preferred supplier for our rather […]