Climate Impact Partners will be attending Corporate Investments into Forestry & Biodiversity (CIFB) 2026, bringing together business leaders, sustainability practitioners and climate experts to explore the role of forestry, biodiversity and carbon markets in delivering corporate climate goals.
Come meet the team, explore solutions, and discover collaboration opportunities.
Panel Discussion: How to win Corporate Commitment to Nature (Day 2)
Join Aviva Investors, Green Earth and Climate Impact Partners for a panel discussion on how partnerships are helping to scale high-quality, nature-based climate solutions. Hear first hand how project developers, technical experts and corporate funders come together to sustain and grow high-quality carbon and nature-based projects over the long term.
Moderated by:
- Dominique Airey, Client Solutions Director, Climate Impact Partners
Panellists:
- Wienke Schouwink, Head of Business Development at Green Earth
- Greta Talbot-Jones, Director, Natural Capital, and co-Portfolio Manager of the Carbon Removal Fund at Aviva Investors
- Mo Safdar, Head of Origination, Climate Impact Partners
The session will explore:
- Real case studies of the community, climate and biodiversity benefits these partnerships deliver on the ground
- How frameworks built for integrity help earn corporate trust
- Corporates in their own words - what actually convinced them to fund a project for the long term
We look forward to seeing you at CIFB 2026. Reach out to schedule time with us during the event: Get in touch.
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