Iseoluwa Akintunde

In this new report, which I co-authored withMcGill University – Faculty of Law's Prof. Richard Janda and published by theDavid Suzuki Foundation, we make a case for overdue changes to the Canada Business Corporations Act. Many thanks toCoro Strandbergand Yannick Beaudoin for their vision and leadership in conceiving and executing this project. Read the report here: https://bit.ly/3R7DAvLBringing Corporate Purpose into the Mainstream: Directions for Canadian LawBringing Corporate Purpose into the Mainstream: Directions for Canadian Law674 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXIseoluwa AkintundeIseoluwa Akintunde5yReport this postIseoluwa Akintunde shared thisI’m honoured to share my latest piece which I co-authored with my brilliant colleague fromChatham HouseEurope Programme,Vassilis Ntousas. https://lnkd.in/dqQHiK2#oil#energy#nigeria#renewables#climatechange#renewableenergy392 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXIseoluwa AkintundeIseoluwa Akintunde5yReport this postIseoluwa Akintunde shared thisHere’s a fantastic opportunity to attend the University of Birmingham with full scholarship for an MSc in governance and state building. It’s a program that intersects several disciplines. All the best.Mo Ibrahim FoundationMo Ibrahim Foundation5yIseoluwa Akintunde shared thisAfrican nationals have until 6 May to apply for our Ibrahim scholarship to study a MSc in Governance and State-building at theUniversity of Birmingham. Application details and eligibility requirements can be found in the link below.#MIFScholarspublic_profile__posts114 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXIseoluwa AkintundeIseoluwa Akintunde5yReport this postIseoluwa Akintunde shared thisWe had insightful discussions on the climate finance priorities at COP26, the implications of COVID-19 on mobilizing climate finance, as well as the role of public finance in catalyzing private investments. There is so much to do, with so little time!