As the world digests the outcome of COP26, join us for a lively discussion on the policy and regulatory consequences of the Glasgow talks, the impact for brands and businesses, the concerns of the NGO community and the hopes and expectations of the public for what comes next. We will be joined by a stellar panel including:

Janez Potocnik, formerly EU Commissioner for science and research and for environment, now Hanover advisor and co-Chair of the UNEP International Resource Panel, which aims to improve use of resources worldwide.

Andrew Griffith MP, the UK Government's Net Zero Business Champion during COP26.

Aniek Moonen, board member of the Young Climate Movement in the Netherlands which gives a voice to 100,000 young people on climate issues.

Thomas Lingard, Global Climate & Environment Director at Unilever who leads the company’s agenda to improve the health of the planet.

Using new Hanover data on public and business perceptions of COP26 and the climate crisis, we will discuss: With COP now bumped from the front pages, did all that talk in Glasgow make any difference to public opinion? What now for businesses who must engage consumers, customers and supply chains in delivering ambitious sustainability targets? What do businesses and activists want to see next from policymakers and the public sector? What systemic changes are needed to make the climate battle effective and what will it take to keep increasingly worried low-income countries on board with the climate negotiations?

The discussion will be chaired by Hanover Dublin MD, Lorna Jennings.

Let us know what you would like to ask the group at events@hanovercomms.com, or you can ask a question on the day. We expect high demand for this webinar, so please register using the link. Joining details will be sent 24 hours ahead of the call.

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