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Stanislas Dupré, panel member
Stanislas Dupré initiated the 2° Investing
Initiative and now serves as Director.
Previously Stanislas Dupré was Executive
Director of Utopies (a CSR consultancy) after
a career as CSR consultant and R&D manager.
Stanislas has been working on 2° investing
topics since 2007 when he developed the
first assessment methodology for ’financed
emissions’ of banks and diversified portfolios
(for Caisse d’Epargne/Natixis, the ADEME,
WWF and Friends of the Earth). In 2010, he
wrote a book about the role of financial
institutions in financing the energy transition.
Stanislas is also Non-Executive Director of a
green private equity fund (NEF-CEM), lecturer
at Paris-Dauphine University and member on
the expert committees of the NYSE-Euronext
Low-Carbon Index and Novethic. He holds
stakes in several specialized consultancy firms.
Julie Raynaud, panel member
Julie Raynaud is a senior sustainability
analyst in Kepler cheuvreux’s ESG team,
specialising in environmental research. Prior
to this, she was a research analyst for Trucost
helping organisations measure and manage
the environmental impacts associated with
their own operations, supply chains and
investment portfolios.
Julie is an expert in greenhouse gas emissions
accounting, assurance and Life Cycle
Assessments. She has worked with Puma to
produce an environmental profit and loss
account, quantifying and valuing in financial
terms the cradle-to-gate environmental
damages of 19 products and the cradle-to-grave
environmental damages of 6 products. She
has regularly performed limited assurances
(AA1000) of GHG emissions for reporting to the
Carbon Disclosure Project, and has screened
Life Cycle Assessments in partnership with NSF
and the Carbon Fund for GHG compensation
and offsetting. Julie was responsible for
the data analysis, quality control and
communication with 65+ largest companies by
market capitalization within the consumer good
sectors for the Newsweek Green Ranking which
had 1.5 million hits on its webpage.
Matthew Brander, panel member
Matthew is a Senior Research Fellow at the
Centre for Business and Climate Change
at the University of Edinburgh’s Business
School. He has moved to academia from a
career in consultancy, with over seven years’
experience in greenhouse gas accounting and
climate change policy appraisal.
He has worked on projects for the UK’s
Department for Energy and Climate Change
(DECC), the Department for Transport, the
Scottish Government, and the Government
of Norway, as well as for numerous corporate
clients. He is on the peer-review panel for Defra’s
conversion factors for company reporting.
Matthew is a member of two GHG Protocol
technical working groups, one for the
forthcoming Policy and Actions Standard, and
the second on green power accounting.
He has a MSc in Environmental Sustainability
from the University of Edinburgh, an MSc
by research in philosophy, and an MA in
philosophy. He is currently undertaking
his doctoral research on the application
of consequential methods to corporate
greenhouse gas accounting.
Julian Poulter, panel member
Julian Poulter is the Founder and Executive
Director of the Asset Owners Disclosure
Project. He is also Business Director of research
and advocacy group The Climate Institute,
based in Australia. Julian is an experienced
business executive with his primary experience
in strategy and change consulting combined
with several CEO and director roles. He has
managed companies and projects in many
diverse industries including investment,
finance, manufacturing, energy, oil and gas,
distribution, retail, telecoms, IT, tourism,
transportation, commercial property, and
media. He is a stakeholder council member of
the Global Reporting Initiative and Chair of the
GRI Investor Working Group.
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