Dexter Galvin · EcoVadis
SVP Climate & Climate Ambassador chez EcoVadis
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Une sélection des publications qui documentent mon parcours, du programme Supply Chain du CDP aux travaux EcoVadis sur la fiabilité des données carbone. Les rapports restent attribués à leurs éditeurs et collaborateurs. Les titres et liens originaux permettent de vérifier les méthodes, le contexte et la contribution.
Les rapports Supply Chain réalisés avec McKinsey occupent une place importante dans les travaux institutionnels du CDP. Ils analysaient le pouvoir d’achat des entreprises, les émissions des fournisseurs, les risques et les opportunités. Ce travail était collectif : les rapports sont directement attribués aux organisations et aux équipes qui les ont produits.
Les titres, descriptions et notes documentaires des archives sont conservés en anglais ou dans la langue de la source. Chaque lien mène à la publication originale.
Foreword by Dexter Galvin (page 3); named EcoVadis contributor (page 36). Angela Hultberg contributes Kearney’s foreword. The report credits teams from both organisations. Published 17 September 2026. Covers 56,061 companies assessed between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026, with buyer interviews on putting supplier data into action. Findings describe the assessed network, not all businesses globally.
EnglishDexter is named on PDF page 2 under Authors and acknowledgements. The combined list does not assign individual roles. The report connects transition plans and management incentives with the business value of decarbonisation.
EnglishNamed in the acknowledgements on page 20. EcoVadis supplied the data and BCG conducted the statistical analysis; the organisations collaborated on synthesis, recommendations and the report.
EnglishTechnical whitepaper, 22 June 2026. Named co-authors: Dexter Galvin and Quentin Fornezzo. The methodology behind EcoVadis Carbon Data Reliability Levels.
EnglishAn EcoVadis editorial article drawing on a discussion with Dexter Galvin and Kimberly-Clark’s Anne-Laure Green, alongside EcoVadis–BCG research.
EnglishA bylined article by Dexter Galvin on supplier carbon-data quality and the practical barriers to Scope 3 action.
EnglishThe first programme findings, based on the 2008 reporting cycle; surviving launch coverage.
EnglishA surviving copy of the annual programme report.
EnglishAnnual report on buyer leadership, supplier collaboration and emissions action.
EnglishThe report framed supplier management as core low-carbon business practice.
EnglishAnnual findings on environmental risk, procurement and business value.
EnglishA report centred on collaboration as the mechanism for managing climate risk.
EnglishLaunch coverage for the CDP–Accenture study comparing supplier resilience across major markets.
EnglishIncludes CDP–McKinsey collaboration on supplier action tools, industry cooperatives and buyer reports (p. 30). Dexter signs the programme acknowledgements (p. 35).
EnglishProgramme report with McKinsey commentary (p. 39), a foreword by UNFCCC Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa and the first Supplier Engagement Rating. Dexter signs the acknowledgements (p. 47).
EnglishMcKinsey provided analytical support on supplier climate, water and forest disclosures across eight countries (pp. 10–11). Dexter signs the acknowledgements as Global Director, Corporations & Supply Chains (p. 43).
EnglishLaunched at the CDP Global Supply Chain Summit marking the programme’s tenth anniversary.
EnglishThe report argued for environmental action to become standard procurement practice.
EnglishThe report behind the finding that supply-chain emissions averaged 11.4 times operational emissions.
EnglishAnnual evidence on the scale and depth of supplier engagement required for transition.
EnglishExpanded the supply-chain lens across climate and nature, drawing on 2022 disclosure data.
EnglishThe CDP–BCG report showing upstream Scope 3 emissions at 26 times operational emissions on average.
EnglishA sector-level view of the financial risks and opportunities in sustainable supply-chain transformation.
EnglishSurviving launch record for the first methodology designed to score how companies manage climate action across their supply chains, carrying Dexter’s launch commentary.
EnglishDexter’s authored launch argument set out why supplier engagement was the missing link in corporate climate action.
EnglishScore-release coverage quoting Dexter on climate leadership and business performance.
EnglishCoverage of the annual A List and the performance of environmental leaders.
EnglishThe annual supplier-engagement recognition, with Dexter’s comments on procurement and climate risk.
EnglishPortuguese-language coverage of the global score release and Latin American leadership.
EnglishChinese-language score-release coverage carrying Dexter’s assessment of corporate action after COP26.
EnglishCoverage quoting Dexter on the rising threshold for environmental leadership across climate, forests and water.
EnglishDexter presented the Double A awards and recognised Supply Chain members; highlights ran on Euronews in seven languages.
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