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Alison Rowe
Executive *ESG * Purpose
Alison Rowe is the Managing Director at The Nature Conservancy Australia.1 She has extensive Environmental Social Governance (ESG) experience and has led the establishment and scaling up of sustainability consulting practices internationally and organization growth in purpose-led organizations.1 Additionally, Rowe is the Global CEO of Edge Impact.2 She has been working in sustainability for 20 years, starting in recycling and then moving into carbon projects.2
Rowe was drawn to Edge's purpose, storytelling, and team.1 She sees opportunities for Edge in scaling up existing services, ESG frameworks, climate financial disclosure strategic implementation, and the emerging nature financial disclosure reporting and pathways to nature positive.1 She brings two decades of international environmental sustainability experience in multiple sectors, including a decade of governance experience.1
Rowe is motivated to keep the world at 1.5° and get nature back onto a trajectory that's positive.2 Her ambitions include achieving Edge's 2030 strategy and growth by delivering transformative impact for clients.2 She believes the market is evolving, with mandatory disclosure reporting and the roles of TCFD and TNFD shifting gears, making governance critical.2
Rowe grew up in regional Victoria and spent time in the navy.3 She realized how deeply nature can affect everyone and how interconnected we are.3 Rowe believes in the vital role nature plays in tackling climate change and the crucial opportunity to protect biodiversity.3 She wants to see Australia lead the way in the response to climate change.3
Highlights
A great outcome for #conservation and #biodiversity in NSW and in Australia! The Nature Conservancy, with support from the Wyss Foundation is delighted to assist the NSW Government in the long-term protection of #Comeroo, adding 37,423 hectares of high conservation value land to the national park estate. Comeroo contains a diversity of habitat, including alluvial floodplains and swamps with permanent waterholes, ephemeral wetlands, grasslands, woodlands and shrublands which support a variety of plants and animals, including three NSW and nationally endangered ecological communities. Photo credit Joshua J. Smith Photography
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#conservation #biodiversity #30x30 #nature #partnerships
