Gucci’s commitment to sustainability has taken a significant step forward as its parent company, Kering, has been ranked among the Top 10 most sustainable companies for 2021 by Corporate Knights. Riding high on this achievement, Gucci is set to unveil its ambitious green plans at the World Economic Forum, held virtually this year till the end of the week. In a unique and open speech, Gucci’s President and CEO, Marco Bizzarri, will outline the luxury brand’s sustainable goals for the upcoming years, aiming to go beyond carbon neutrality, which the house achieved back in 2019.
Yesterday, Gucci announced a series of eco-responsible measures as part of its new climate strategy. Seeking to promote a net-zero, nature-positive economy, the brand aims to adopt a “positive approach to nature” through various initiatives, including regenerative agriculture. By delving into these initiatives, Gucci seeks to highlight its commitment to sustainability, encouraging its community to join in its efforts.
The online conference, titled Building a Net-Zero, Nature-Positive Economy, will not only feature Marco Bizzarri’s speech but also present the insights of other notable speakers, such as Al Gore, former Vice President of the United States and co-founder of Generation Investment Management LLP. This conference serves as an important platform for sharing visionary ideas and perspectives on achieving a more sustainable future.
To attend Marco Bizzarri’s conference and learn more about Gucci’s sustainable ambitions, interested individuals can find the invitation on Gucci Equilibrium’s social media accounts. Gucci Equilibrium is a dedicated platform for the brand’s corporate social responsibility initiatives, providing a space for engaging with its community and promoting sustainable practices.
As a resource, here are two links relevant to the article:
1. Gucci Equilibrium official website: https://equilibrium.gucci.com
– This website provides comprehensive information about Gucci’s corporate social responsibility commitments and initiatives, offering insights into their sustainability efforts.
2. World Economic Forum official website: https://www.weforum.org/
– The official website of the World Economic Forum offers an array of resources and news related to the conference and its various discussions and events.
