Take at look at the previous networking events, roundtables and webinars we have organised for our partners. You can download the session reports or watch back the recordings.
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Our first roundtable workshop of 2025 focused on the critical task of managing sustainable supply chains. Hosted by Reset Connect, The Disruption House, Be Better Sustainability and osapiens.
Attendees discovered how aligning your supply chain with sustainability principles can not only ensure compliance but also foster innovation and build customer trust. This workshop offered a collaborative space to explore solutions like choosing ethical suppliers, reducing waste and adopting sustainable packaging. Participants delved into the importance of increasing transparency, setting measurable goals and reducing emissions through optimised transportation and local sourcing.
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As new EU and SEC regulations come into effect, businesses must embed sustainable strategies across their operations. This climate leaders roundtable brought together business leaders for an afternoon of engaging discussions led by experts from Be Better Sustainability, osapiens and CFGI.
The workshop offered actionable insights and cross-sector networking opportunities.
Download the report for key takeaways and register your interest in future events to stay connected.
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This year, 2025, marked the second consecutive year we proudly supported the SRI Services and Partners Annual Good Money Week Event, an exclusive gathering of finance professionals dedicated to sustainable, responsible, ESG and ethical investments.
The in-person event delivered a full day of insightful keynote presentations and engaging panel discussions, hosted by Julia Dreblow of SRI Services. Attendees gained invaluable insights into industry trends, regulations, and innovations from leading voices in the sector, with opportunities to network and earn CPD accreditation.
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As the urgency for businesses to transition reaches an all-time high, business leaders and government officials face formidable challenges in advancing environmental initiatives.
Effectively navigating these challenges requires a strategic focus on sustainability and cohesion across all departments and teams. This workshop connected business and finance professionals from mid to large-scale organisations and government and local authority representatives, charged with implementing plans to integrate sustainability to accelerate progress towards net-zero.
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Integrating sustainability into your brand is both essential and easy to get wrong. The conclusion many organisations are coming to is that they should steer clear because the risks of getting it wrong are too great. This workshop recognised that ignoring sustainability is not a position that any organisation should find itself in – and getting sustainability right in the business and the brand should be more than an aspiration, it should be the everyday reality.
Following the success of Part 1 (Session Report), Man Bites Dog in partnership with Reset Connect, Vivobarefoot and Be Better Sustainability, hosted the second part of this exclusive roundtable workshop series. Find out more below...
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This online webinar panel session, moderated by UKSIF, looked at how this year's climate pledges and new regulations will drive sustainable investment.
Stay current and gain valuable insight from leading experts, colleagues and peers within finance, investment and intermediary space. Ensure you stay ahead of the latest regulations and are advising clients correctly.
This webinar was recorded - catch up on the discussion below!
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This invite-only, two-hour, Chatham House workshop, hosted at Sustainable Ventures' new central London venue. It hosted sustainability leaders from mid to large-scale businesses charged with implementing these plans for their people, improving their relationship with the planet, and building an offering that drives long-term, ongoing profitability.
We created a session report to capture the workshop's key learnings, addressing the challenges faced and potential solutions according to each table topic. Check it out below!
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The Disruption House, Temenos, Protean Risk and Reset Connect partnered to organise this exclusive event exploring how ESG support for clients is a pathway to net-zero, better risk management and meeting regulatory obligations.
This event addressed how Financial Services, Lenders and SMEs can work together to better understand and manage current and emerging ESG obligations.
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This in-person gathering provided a full day of insightful keynote presentations and deep-dive fund manager panel discussions, exploring different aspects of sustainable, responsible, ESG and ethical investment strategies and their purpose.
The event offered individual talks from 18 leading sustainable fund managers, keynote speakers from FCA and NGO Client Earth, expert speakers from UKSIF and climate expert actuary Mike Clarke, 6 hours of CPD accreditation and an evening drinks reception. Providing plenty of opportunity to learn from and network with the best in sustainable, responsible, ESG and ethical investments.
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Algbra partnered again with Reset Connect, the UK’s largest climate & sustainability event, to host another important gathering.
Following the success of our Just Transition event, Algbra & Reset Connect joined forces again to host “Money Makes the World Go Round – The Importance of Sustainable & Values-led Finance”. Taking a deeper dive into the role that sustainable & values-led finance will have to play in achieving the most important goals of the century.
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Algbra partnered with Reset Connect, the UK’s largest climate and sustainability event, to host this important gathering.
The discussion centred around the role of business in achieving a “Just Transition”, the process by which a balanced, thriving and net-zero society is achieved without undermining or further accelerating existing vulnerable communities, including those from diverse underserved communities.