Global public record
Media,
ideas & stages
Interviews, articles and conversations from my work at EcoVadis and CDP: how businesses cut supply-chain emissions and prepare for climate impacts.
Latest interviews & appearances
From London to Abu Dhabi
Finance, nature and climate risk
I joined the economist and CFO panel at Abu Dhabi’s 10th Sustainable Business Leadership Forum, connecting the transition with natural capital, climate risk and sustainable growth.
Financing the Transition: The Economics of Natural Capital, Climate Risk & Sustainable Growth
Selected press & broadcasts
The interviews
The arguments
From global business news to the choices facing suppliers, these interviews and articles have carried the conversation further.
BBC News
An ambitious global emissions deal for shipping
Shipping · climate regulation
Interview clip · shared on LinkedInReuters
ESG Watch: Investor climate group reborn with weaker pledges
EcoVadis · climate finance · Net Zero Asset Managers · voluntary commitments
Reuters Professional · Ethical Corporation interviewBloomberg News
UK Firms Aren’t Meeting Emissions Targets as New Rules Loom
Corporate climate targets · disclosure · CDP · Bain & Company
Bloomberg Law edition · subscription may be requiredFinancial Times
COP26: Why companies must broaden the emissions fight through supply chains
Scope 3 · products · consumer use · corporate climate action
Read the article · subscription may be requiredThe Wall Street Journal
Carbon Labels Are Coming to Your Shampoo Bottle
Product carbon labels · consumer goods · greenwashing
Read the article · subscription may be requiredThe Guardian
Hold the beef: McDonald’s avoids the bold step it must take to cut emissions
Food systems · Scope 3 · corporate targets
Interview / quoteCNBC International
Deforestation and water security
Disclosure · environmental regulation
CDP’s interview postFrance 24
Supply-chain emissions are 11.4× operational emissions
CDP Supply Chain · corporate emissions
Interview video · CDP archiveDW News ·
Environmental
accountability
My DW Business interview on CDP’s 2021 ratings and companies’ performance across climate, forests and water.
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An interview across borders · 2021
McDonald’s,
beyond the restaurant.
A greener building is only part of the story. My comments on food sourcing, forests and supply-chain emissions appeared in Chinese-language reporting from 非凡新聞 (USTV), alongside related US coverage.
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In conversation
On stage
My London resilience keynote, followed by Bloomberg’s conversation on supply-chain decarbonisation.
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Sustainability LIVE · Short conversations
Suppliers
Climate impacts
What comes next
Two short conversations on supplier action and climate impacts.
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Supplier engagement and the green economy
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Climate impacts and supply-chain resilience
Radio & podcasts
On the air
Selected episodes and earlier appearances. Missing recordings are marked clearly.
The Scope 3 Podcast Co-host
The continuing supply-chain conversation
With Oliver Hurrey and Tom Idle. Episode 52 brings together McDonald’s, Haleon and carbmee.
Listen to the episodeBCG · The So What Podcast guest
To Reduce Emissions, You Have To Measure Them
A conversation about emissions information and what it takes to turn measurement into action.
Listen to the episodePwC Podcast guest
ESG: Defining Asia Pacific’s Future
My contribution to PwC’s sustainable supply-chain series. Producer Jeremy Prepscius’s announcement records the appearance; the episode remains unlocated.
Read the series announcementJazz FM Radio interview
Climate risk and the global supply chain
An interview on CDP’s Supply Chain report and extreme weather. The original audio link now leads to general programme listings. The interview remains in the record; the audio is unavailable.
Recording unavailableSource-linked public record
The archive
171 records · 2013—2026
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9 records
Clear filtersSustainability LIVE · Event interview / video
Bridging the Carbon Target-to-Action Gap
Supply-chain decarbonisation · supplier engagement · carbon data · procurement · resilience
English · London / United Kingdom / GlobalSource note: Sustainability Magazine’s post-event interview, published 25 September 2026 after Sustainability LIVE London. The accompanying public recap attributes to Dexter a shift from compliance reporting to active decarbonisation, a tailored ‘bouquet of evidence’ for supplier engagement, and the use of AI to support scale and resilience. David Weston’s 29 September feature draws on the same underlying interview, so it is linked as editorial coverage rather than treated as a second appearance. Distinct from the London keynote and panel recordings.Sustainability LIVE · Workshop, keynote and conference panel
Climate Week NYC — carbon action, resilience and global decarbonisation
Scope 3 · trusted supplier data · procurement · climate resilience · EcoVadis
English · New York / United States / GlobalSource note: The organiser’s final agenda lists Dexter for the EcoVadis–Kearney Carbon Action Report workshop, The Resilience Signal keynote with Pierre-François Thaler, and the Global Decarbonisation Strategies panel on 22 September. EcoVadis’s post-event account confirms that these contributions were delivered. No public recordings have yet been verified.Sustainability Magazine · Event coverage
Sustainability LIVE: Insights from the Decarbonisation Panel
Decarbonisation · supply-chain action
English · United Kingdom / GlobalSustainability LIVE · Video
Supply Chain Challenges & Green Economy
Supply chains · green economy
English · GlobalSustainability LIVE · Video
Supply Chain Impacts from Climate Change
Climate risk · supply-chain resilience
English · GlobalSustainability LIVE · Conference keynote / video
The Network Advantage: Shared Intelligence for a Resilient Future
Climate resilience · shared intelligence · supplier networks · EcoVadis
English · London / United Kingdom / GlobalSource note: Full keynote recording supplied by Dexter, hosted by Sustainability Magazine. The organiser’s programme and session photographs establish the title and 9 September event date; YouTube publication was 16 September 2026. Approximately 20 minutes.Sustainability LIVE · Conference panel / video
Global Decarbonisation Strategies — London panel
Supplier engagement · corporate climate action · EcoVadis · Amazon · Lenovo · Konecranes · W. L. Gore
English · London / United Kingdom / GlobalSource note: Full panel recording supplied by Dexter, hosted by Sustainability Magazine. The event date follows Dexter’s contemporaneous programme post; the publisher’s report confirms his opening statement and panel contribution. Approximately 42 minutes.edie · Live interview video
Does AI help or harm business sustainability?
AI in service of climate action
EnglishSustainability Live / UKRI research record · Conference session chair
Powering change: is data the new feedstock for sustainability solutions?
Sustainability data · From Risk to Resilience · academic exchange
English · United Kingdom / BirminghamSource note: The research team’s UKRI record identifies Dexter as session chair at Sustainability Live, NEC Birmingham, 21–23 April 2015. The date marks the conference opening; the individual session date is not established. This historical event is distinct from the current Sustainability LIVE series.An actively maintained public record. Original sources are used wherever available. Related editions of the same interview are grouped together; conference listings, written comments and recordings retain their own labels. The archive is substantial, but not exhaustive.