"ESG is not primarily an environmental challenge for businesses. It is instead a data sourcing and governance challenge, requiring transparency and clear links to company objectives to drive it successfully. Dealing with changes in regulations and disclosures is going to be required for a few years to come."

"ESG is a data sourcing and governance challenge, requiring transparency and clear links to company objectives to drive it successfully. Investing in mapping and understanding data flows – and relating them to ESG priorities – will help companies make a positive impact." - John Tobin, Data Architect and ESG specialist at Solidatus on the issues surrounding ESG and implementing a successful data strategy.

“We have all now seen the impact technology has on the way lawyers work, and the vital role its use will play in the future of law firms. Technology is no longer a fringe consideration for lawyers." - Shruti Ajitsaria, Head of Fuse at Allen & Overy. 

"Over the next few years, it's going to be critical to get this right. Organisations that have it wrong are going to see share prices hit and investor confidence reduced. This is now so big and involved in every decision - right from the top of the house to the bottom - it's going to be very expensive for organisations that do this at the last minute and get it wrong."

Mental health: we all have it, and it’s huge a part of our daily lives. Over the last few years, raising awareness around anxiety, depression, stress and PTSD - just to name a few - has opened up important conversations and broken down the stigma so often attached to mental health.