The Eco-Business A-List: Asia's most influential sustainability executives
This series of articles is dedicated to finding out what makes a great corporate sustainability officer, the challenges they face doing their jobs, and who the most impactful sustainability leaders in Asia Pacific are.
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Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Janice Lao, hospitality trailblazerJanice Lao, who steered the Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Group's shift away from single-use plastics last year, talks about being a sustainability leader, supporting her daughter's burgeoning awareness of climate change, and her unsustainable guilty pleasure. -
Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Simon Lord, sustainable palm oil proponentDr Simon Lord helped Sime Darby Plantation, Malaysia’s largest palm oil producer, to set an industry benchmark in supply chain transparency in 2019. He tells Eco-Business why NGOs are necessary, and what he would have done differently if he could turn back time.
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Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Esther An, CDL's ubiquitous partnership builderEsther An spearheaded multiple initiatives to help foster responsible business and partnerships last year. Her efforts secured her a place in Eco-Business A-List of the region’s most influential sustainability executives. In this interview, she reflects on her career and the challenges she faced in 2019. -
Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Ayala's Vickie Tan, SDG advocatorVickie Tan of Ayala Corporation has integrated sustainability across businesses within the Philippines' largest conglomerate, earning her a place in the Eco-Business A-List of the region’s most influential corporate sustainability executives. In this interview, she tells us why she chooses to stay positive despite all the climate doom and gloom.
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