
20/30 Visions
A series in which we ask global thought-leaders: how do we build a more sustainable and inclusive world by 2030?
The world of sustainability and impact has come a long way in the two decades since Bridges launched in 2002. But given the scale of the challenges we face, it's not enough.
If we are to have any hope of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 (the theoretical target) – or getting anywhere close to Net Zero – we need to go much further, much faster.
Our 20/30 Visions series explores what this needs to look like in practice. In each episode, we speak to a different expert or thought-leader from around the globe, and ask them: what needs to change if we want to build a more sustainable and inclusive future in the next decade? And how do we make that change happen?
Episodes
20/30 Visions: Dolika Banda on investing in the 'Global South'

20/30 Visions: Graham Cook on building an institutional impact portfolio

20/30 Visions: James Alexander on saving the natural world

20/30 Visions: Richard Curtis on why our pensions matter

20/30 Visions: Emma Hoskyn on the retrofitting imperative

20/30 Visions: Diana Propper de Callejon on longer-term capital vehicles

20/30 Visions: Bettina Warburg on the potential of Web3

20/30 Visions: Lisa Hall on the role of big asset managers

20/30 Visions: Ella Goldner on impact-driven entrepreneurs

20/30 Visions: Daniel Izzo on scaling impact investing in emerging markets

20/30 Visions: Kevin Tan on harnessing the potential of 'Pay for Success'

20/30 Visions: Roy Swan on the role foundations can play

20/30 Visions: Kim Folsom on financing more diverse founders

20/30 Visions: The Rt Hon Nick Hurd on the role of Government

20/30 Visions: Johanna Chao Kreilick on the importance of science

20/30 Visions: NESTA's Ravi Gurumurthy on creating an innovation nation

20/30 Visions: DeepMind's Dorothy Chou on the impact of AI

20/30 Visions: Laurie Spengler on the Just Transition

20/30 Visions: TOG's Charlie Green on sustainability in buildings

20/30 Visions: Sir Ronald Cohen on the impact revolution
