BT's Gabrielle Ginér: 'Having meaningful targets is really important'

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Head of sustainable business policy at BT Gabrielle Ginér sets out the strategy behind BT's net positive goal

Gabrielle Ginér, the tech giant's head of sustainable business policy, chats with BusinessGreen's editor-in-chief James Murray about the firm's penchant for ambitious carbon targets, the nitty gritty of...

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