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Decarbonising strategic sectors takes an ecosystem

If we are to limit the catastrophic effects of the climate crisis, immediate and deep decarbonisation across industries is essential.

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Dr Henrik Madsen announced as Chair of new Xynteo board of directors

Dr Henrik Madsen joins Xynteo as Chair of the new board of directors. An international executive with more than 30 years’ experience in business leadership, Dr Madsen's appointment is the culmination of his histroy as a partner on numerous initiatives and a member of our board from 2013 to 2020.

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Collaboration

Decarbonising strategic sectors takes an ecosystem

If we are to limit the catastrophic effects of the climate crisis, immediate and deep decarbonisation across industries is essential.

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Build Ahead

Making net zero construction a reality with Build Ahead

Sustainably constructing our homes and places of work, roads and other key infrastructure India will need in the next 50 years will be key to meeting net zero ambitions. Build Ahead, a multi-stakeholder partnership with industry leadres is aiming to make net zero construction a reality.

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Build Ahead

ET Now hosts Build Ahead leader panel on net zero construction

On 28 August, our Build Ahead leaders with ET Now to discuss current barriers as well as potential solutions for 'Decarbonising India's Construction', and how the Build Ahead coalition can accelerate progress towards net zero emissions.

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Major construction and cement players join forces with Xynteo to accelerate India’s decarbonisation efforts

Xynteo, a purpose-driven advisory firm, has launched the Build Ahead Coalition, a business-led alliance bringing together key industry majors –JLL, Godrej Construction, Lodha, JSW Cement, Stichting SED Fund and Shell India.

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Responsible software giant SAP joins Europe Delivers to create tangible people and planet-positive action.

We are proud to confirm that SAP, one of the world's leading producers of software and a leader in international corporate sustainability efforts, has now joined the partnership. Christian Klein, CEO of SAP recently discussed with us the software company’s vision and expectations in collaborating towards a more sustainable, equitable and resilient Europe and beyond.

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Collaboration

Doing well for the bottom line by doing good for the world

Europe is facing a time of great change and disruption. In addition to challenges affecting the whole globe—including climate change, the pandemic and inequality—Europe is dealing political upheaval, economic uncertainty and a war that’s on our own soil, something we pledged would never happen again.

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Inclusion

Airbnb shows that the future of (office) work is already here

Airbnb’s announcement on WFH flexibility and its extension to working from almost anywhere in the country for up to 90 days a year is a signal that the post-pandemic world of work has the potential to be fundamentally different.

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Sustainability

Earth Day calls for planet-positive growth

On Earth Day 2022, Emrah Durusut (MD, Xynteo) discusses why it's time we move beyond talk about decarbonisation and start acting on the commercial and ESG benefits of regenerative business models.

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Collaboration

It’s time for businesses to collaborate on the world’s big challenges

We live in an age when technologies are making the impossible possible. In this article, Peter Voser (Chairman of ABB) launches a call-to-action for business to play a larger role in solving these challenges.

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News

Jonah Grunsell joins Xynteo as managing director

With 10 years in strategy, systems change and sustainability consulting with Accenture, KPMG and Kearney, and over 11 years founding and managing consultancies and start-ups across sectors, Jonah joined Xynteo’s London team early March.

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Collaboration

Strengthening the future of collaborative partnerships

The coronavirus pandemic upended business as usual across India. From office-based corporations to street vendors, businesses not only adapted, but helped lead efforts to combat the virus.

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