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Climate champion Nigel Topping appointed to board of National Infrastructure Bank

09 June 2022 • 3 min read

Climate champion Nigel Topping appointed to board of National Infrastructure Bank

High Level Climate Action Champion for COP26 among first four non-executive directors appointed at new UK Infrastructure Bank

The UK Infrastructure Bank's (UKIB) efforts to deliver on its green remit received a boost today, with the news former We Mean Business CEO Nigel Topping has been appointed as one of its first non-executive...

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