Dexter Galvin · EcoVadis
EcoVadis · SVP Climate & Climate Ambassador
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Dexter joined the economist and CFO panel at the 10th Abu Dhabi Sustainable Business Leadership Forum. The session connected natural capital, climate risk and sustainable growth. The organiser’s short clip records the panel with Martin Lok, Derar Almanaseer and Khalil Ammar, moderated by Eva Ramos Perez-Torreblanca.
EnglishSummary: David Weston’s interview with Dexter examines primary supplier emissions data, EcoVadis’s Carbon Data Reliability Levels and the evidence behind reported numbers. It connects better information with targeted supplier engagement and procurement decisions that support decarbonisation.
EnglishA US-specific analysis of the 2026 Carbon Action Report quotes Dexter on why more accurate supplier data can initially increase a reported footprint while providing the basis for better decisions, measurable reductions and investment returns.
EnglishDexter reflects on a Climate Week dominated by AI, then returns to the practical climate agenda: credible data infrastructure, faster supply-chain action, and urgent investment in resilience and adaptation.
EnglishDexter reflects on Climate Week discussions about adaptation and resilient supply chains, then turns to PACT and the need to accelerate credible Scope 3 implementation without allowing perfect data to delay action.
EnglishDexter draws on the EcoVadis–Kearney report to argue that better supplier data should concentrate engagement, procurement leverage and investment where emissions are greatest—and move Scope 3 from measurement to action.
EnglishPublished 17 September 2026, the EcoVadis–Kearney report examines how reliable carbon data, supplier relationships and commercial incentives can support decarbonisation. Dexter contributes a foreword and is named among the EcoVadis contributors. The research covers 56,061 companies assessed from July 2025 to June 2026; only 4% use primary supplier data for Scope 3. The New York launch event follows on 21 September.
EnglishCharlie King explores the report’s findings with commentary from Dexter, Pierre-François Thaler and Angela Hultberg: reliable supplier data matters most when it informs action.
EnglishGeorgia Collins examines what the report means for buying teams, quoting Dexter on the carbon-data gap and supplier engagement. The emphasis is practical: supplier selection, contracts and support.
EnglishLouise Collins connects supplier data with decarbonisation and resilience, including Dexter’s comments on climate disruption and the need for better preparation across supply chains.
EnglishSummary: Dexter reflects on his resilience keynote and decarbonisation panel with EcoVadis partners, the return of the Scope 3 Podcast, and his UN Global Compact webinar contribution. His connecting theme is meaningful supplier engagement: better data, relevant action and stronger resilience to climate impacts.
EnglishHighlights from the Sustainability LIVE decarbonisation panel: why supplier action, commercial incentives and resilience now belong in the same conversation.
EnglishDexter argues that primary supplier data should reduce administrative duplication and help procurement and sustainability teams move faster toward high-impact interventions and real emissions reductions.
EnglishThe partnership connects EcoVadis supplier carbon data with CO2 AI’s platform. The publisher’s page, updated 3 September 2026, quotes Dexter on data precision and Scope 3 transparency.
EnglishA summer update on supplier engagement and carbon data, with a look ahead to the September speaking and climate calendar.
EnglishA field note on water stress, adaptation, supplier collaboration and why finance must move alongside better risk intelligence.
EnglishDexter’s reading of the Corporate Net-Zero Standard’s shift toward transition plans, continuous progress and a broader evidence base for real-world action.
EnglishA technical whitepaper co-authored by Dexter Galvin and Quentin Fornezzo explains EcoVadis Carbon Data Reliability Levels and the evidence behind supplier emissions information.
EnglishA candid assessment of primary-data gaps, AI adoption and the hard-won supplier infrastructure that climate leaders should protect.
EnglishWhy the next advantage belongs to organisations that connect carbon information to procurement choices, product design and supplier performance.
EnglishA preview of EcoVadis Sustain 2026 and conversations with leaders from SBTi and business on scaling supplier action.
EnglishBetter primary data, product-level footprints, evolving standards and a relentless focus on decarbonisation and value creation.
EnglishA new empirical view of supplier climate performance—and a renewed case for treating Scope 3 as an execution challenge.
EnglishDexter looks back at CDP’s first sustainable supply-chain lending proposition and forward to a new generation of programmes underpinned by EcoVadis data.
EnglishThe joint CDP–BCG analysis showed upstream supply-chain emissions averaging 26 times operational emissions and identified the governance levers associated with stronger transition plans.
EnglishThe programme linked supplier financing terms to CDP performance and science-based targets—turning environmental progress into a commercial incentive.
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