Author: Stuart Mitchell

NSC Partners with Rhythm Innovations, Rath Family Foundation on Green Cross for Safety Innovation Award

Stuart Mitchell

The National Safety Council today announced Rhythm Innovations and the Rath Family Foundation as new sponsors of the Green Cross for Safety® Innovation award, launching a five-year commitment in support of the Council’s esteemed recognition for advancements in environmental, health and safety (EHS). The Safety Innovation award honors researchers, corporations and organizations that have demonstrated outstanding success in addressing a persistent EHS challenge with an inventive and effective approach. Recipients of the award are commended for their exemplary efforts in making their and other workplaces safer. “We are thrilled to…

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RepRisk celebrates 20 years of bringing transparency to business conduct risk

Stuart Mitchell

RepRisk, the world’s most respected DaaS company for reputational and business conduct risks, today celebrates its 20-year anniversary, marking two decades of enabling financial institutions and companies to identify risks earlier, act faster, and make better-informed decisions. What began in 2006 as a client-driven tool to track business conduct risks across 150 companies has grown into a global risk intelligence provider whose data is trusted by leading banks, investment managers, sovereign wealth funds, corporations, and financial platforms worldwide. As RepRisk enters its third decade, the need for high-quality risk data…

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ASA – AI and Deepfakes: Four Things Advertisers Need to Know Before They Hit “Run”

Stuart Mitchell

The ASA/CAP have released a post called: AI and Deepfakes: Four Things Advertisers Need to Know Before They Hit “Run”, I have copied this post below but please have a look at the ASA/CAP site as there are lots of things of interest to anyone with an interest in Ethical Marketing. Artificial intelligence is transforming how ads are created, styled and delivered – but when it comes to compliance, there’s no shortcut, no cheat code, and no “auto‑fix” button. Whether you’re experimenting with generative imagery, deploying automated ad platforms, or tempted to…

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Health gains visibility in national climate plans, while opportunities for stronger implementation remain, report finds

Stuart Mitchell

As discussions on loss and damage advance at the Bonn Climate Change Conference, a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP‑CCC) examines how countries are reflecting health-related losses and impacts within national climate policy frameworks. The report, Loss and Damage Beyond Economics, assesses how countries address non‑economic losses, particularly those related to health, in national climate plans, including Nationally Determined Contributions, National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) and Health National Adaptation Plans. The findings come as the health impacts of climate change intensify worldwide, with heat‑related deaths…

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Leading sports stars to walk marathon fundraiser at Lord’s

Stuart Mitchell

On Monday, 28 September, sports stars and business leaders will take part in a marathon walk at Lord’s Cricket Ground to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society. Shining a spotlight on dementia with 100 laps Taking place at the spiritual home of cricket, together they will walk 100 laps of the outfield of Lord’s Cricket Ground – equivalent to 50km or 31 miles, more than a full marathon – to shine a spotlight on dementia, the UK’s biggest killer.  The fundraiser, ‘Your Hundred at Lord’s’, has been spearheaded by Alzheimer’s Society…

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