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This special ESG episode features Brian Tomlinson, Ernst & Young LLP, and Tensie Whelan, Director, Center for Sustainable Business at NYU’s Stern School of Business, as they explore ESG reporting and the correlation between sustainability and financial performance. 

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance, and how it is reported has gained significant attention across the market — as investors continue to drive for more consistent and transparent ESG metrics that will help them better assess corporate health and long-term value.

The EY Global Institutional Investor Survey found that 89% of the investors said they would like the reporting of ESG performance — measured against a set of consistent standards across the globe — to become a mandatory requirement.

While many corporations are reporting on their ESG performance and financial performance, they are often not reporting on how the two relate. The challenge most businesses face is proving the monetary impact of their sustainability efforts. So, the Center for Sustainable Business at the New York University Stern School of Business developed a Return on Sustainability Investment (ROSI) methodology to bridge the gap between sustainability strategies and financial performance, helping to build a better business case for both current and planned sustainability initiatives.

The pace of change in ESG reporting continues to accelerate. Corporate leaders across the organization should recognize and address the ESG needs of investors and all their stakeholders to create sustainable, long-term value.

Visit ESG Reporting on ey.com for more.

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Patricia Rosi is the CEO of the Wellness Connection Maine that is focused on the cannabis industry of Maine. She talks about advocacy, education and the mission to help others in an evolving industry and do it responsibly. https://mainewellness.org/

Rosi Sexton is a true renaissance woman. She fought in BodogFight, EliteXC, Cage Warriors and was the first British Woman to fight in the UFC.  But she's also Cambridge educated with a PhD in Theoretical Computer Science, a musician, a writer and a physical therapist.

So she knows a thing or two...

In this episode we talk about learning new skills, improving in combat sports, and overcoming injuries. 

From about 38 minutes on we concentrate on neck injuries and the role of neck strengthening in minimising concussion in combat sports.  This is an extremely important episode for all martial artists!

Check out the "Safe Neck Strengthening for BJJ, with UFC Fighter Rosi Sexton" video that Rosi shot for my Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04ff_tgZGI0

And check out her site at https://www.combatsportsclinic.net/

In this episode, Doris speaks with Regina Rosi, Assistant Division Director & Dean of Student Life at Marlborough School, an all-girls school in Los Angeles, CA. They discuss the need to modernize leadership education in K12 schools. Regina shares the entrepreneurial approach required to design courses like these and what she has learned from using community partners to create her curriculum.

Sam Tripoli, Ry Doon, Erin Darling, Zara Mizarahi, Rosi Tran, Sara Weinshenk, Kimberly Congdon, Yoshi Obayashi, Benji Aflalo, Hormoz Rashidi, Mark Seritella, Brian Redban - Date: 04/24/15

Interview time with Superbike pilot John Hopkins returning to the USA after years in the MotoGP wars, then time with 16 year old Speedster Elena Meyers, one very fast young lady. MotoNews from Jordan Suzuki's Aaron yates, MotoGP Champion Valentino Rossi joining the 21st Century, the USO is back on the road to entertain the troops abroad and the World Championship MotoCross series is coming back to the USA after a long time away.

Then of course there is the MotoWorld Soapbox and the question of the week. All that and... a bit more. For past interviews, photo galleries, blogs and the MotoWorld store visit the website www.themotoworld.com