The latest episode of #ClimateRising features a session from Harvard’s Climate Action Week in May 2023. The special guests discussed how companies and their executive boards can improve their accountability and transparency to meet climate goals, including governance structures and training. The session, Driving Climate Performance through Accountability and Governance, was moderated by HBS professor George Serafeim and featured Carter Roberts, president and CEO of the World Wildlife Fund, HBS professor Debora Spar, Bonita Stewart, board partner at Gradient Ventures, and Lauren Taylor Wolfe, co-founder and managing partner of Impactive Capital. Listen in at the link in our bio.

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"I grew up in San Diego, California, so Tijuana, Mexico, where I was born, was just a drive away. While I was in physical proximity to my roots, I have always felt like I was walking a tightrope. I spent a lot of time trying to balance feeling both Mexican and American, often questioning internally: Am I Latina 'enough'? Am I 'American' enough? Would I be able to make my family proud and honor my roots? Would I be able to make my American identity shine just as bright to prove my love for this country? It is hard to explain what being Latina means to me without speaking about my family. To me, being Latina can be described in a few words: love, strength, and familia." - Reyna Pacheco Rios (MBA 2025) Follow the link in our bio to read our final @lasohbs student spotlight in this series. Thank you for joining us in celebrating the rich tapestry of Hispanic culture and the incredible talents of our featured students. Stay tuned for more exciting content ahead!