Sustainable Supply Chain The ESG Tsunami And Supply Chains - A Chat With Certa Founder And CEO Jag Lamba
ESG is coming like a juggernaut, it will affect supply chains significantly, and many supply chain professionals are unaware of the changes it will require.
To find out more I invited Certa Founder and CEO Jag Lamba to come on the podcast.
We had a fascinating conversation covering Jag's company Carta, then we discussed what Jag refers to as the ESG Tsunami (what I refer to as the Sustainability Imperative), and its impact on organisations.
I learned loads, I hope you do too...
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