Robert is Head of Corporate Engagement at Sustainable1 related to the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment, which was acquired by S&P Global from RobecoSAM in January 2020. Full Bio

Robert is Head of Corporate Engagement at Sustainable1 related to the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment, which was acquired by S&P Global from RobecoSAM in January 2020. At RobecoSAM Robert was a senior manager in the Sustainability Services Team working with hundreds of companies on benchmarking their ESG performance against global peers. Before that Robert worked in different roles in climate change and sustainability, including Vice President, Global Head Climate Change Service at technical verification and inspection firm SGS, Deputy to the CEO of the International Emissions Trading Association, Consultant to the World Bank as Conference Director for Carbon Expo. Robert is a regular speaker and chair at workshops, webinars and international conferences. He holds a Master in Economics from the University of Konstanz, Germany and a BCs (hons) in Digital Technology, design and innovation management. He has published several articles in peer reviewed journals and contributed chapters to different books on among others carbon markets and climate change regulation. Minimize

Dr. Warrick Fuchsloch is a senior client engagement specialist at S&P Global Sustinable1. Full Bio

Dr. Warrick Fuchsloch is a senior client engagement specialist at S&P Global Sustinable1. Acting as a subject matter expert, Warrick specialises in assisting clients in implementing sustainability initiatives, themes, and data within their workflows and benchmarking to mitigate ESG risks, address regulations, and enhance their sustainability strategies. Previously, Warrick was an ESG analyst with a materials and mining sector focus where he specialised in methodology development, analysis, and evaluation of financially material sustainability themes within the Corporate Sustainability Assessment. Prior to joining S&P, Warrick spent several years with LSE-based AfriTin Mining Ltd, over which time they built a world-class Lithium-Tin-Tantalum mine in Namibia, where Warrick was attributed to exploration, process engineering, social and environmental management and oversaw most of the company’s future project development goals throughout Africa. Warrick holds a PhD in Economic Geology from the University of the Witwatersrand where he researched and published articles on the orogenesis of transition metals and commodities and their value toward a climate-focused future. Minimize