'Quirky, bite-sized': AXA launches new corporate sustainability skills programme

Stuart Stone
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Credit: AXA Climate School

AXA Climate debuts light-hearted video series designed to engage staff with climate change, biodiversity, and how to help 'eco-anxious' colleagues

AXA Climate has unveiled what it describes as a "quirky content series", titled Climate Brief, which aims to better engage staff from a wide range of businesses with sustainability issues. The subscription-based...

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