Companies and investors across the country and sectors of the US economy came together for LEAD on Climate 2021 to call on the Biden Administration and Congress to pass an infrastructure package that addresses the urgent threat of climate change and will build a more just and resilient economy.

Significant worldwide momentum currently exists for investors and banks to set net-zero targets and publish comprehensive climate action plans. Ceres CEO Mindy Lubber sat down with U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry and other special guests to discuss how we can accelerate finance towards net zero.

The majority of federal agencies still lag far behind their global peers—according to a new report from the Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets. Explore how regulators can protect U.S. financial markets from the systemic risks posed by the climate crisis.

Hollywood and Nashville stars made a notable guest appearance in a Ceres 2021 special event to support “Earth You Big Ol’ Thing You,” an animated short film inspired by a magical love song to our planet. This one-of-a-kind celebration gave an insider view into the power of music and animation.

Ceres 2021 brought together hundreds of institutional investors, corporate executives, policymakers and regulators to call for the urgent, necessary and achievable actions needed today to transform tomorrow. Watch the session recordings below to learn from leading experts and their peers on how to adapt to changing investment and business realities and thrive in the transition to net-zero.

Ceres is an organizational partner with Davos Energy Week, a three-day online event that will bring together speakers from global energy companies, world’s biggest banks, consultancies, and governments to break down the key issues of business and energy. Find out how business can contribute to achieving global clean energy goals.