Doconomy at Climate Week NYC

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During September 17-24, Doconomy will be in New York for the annual Climate Week NYC event.

Climate Week NYC is the largest climate event of its kind, bringing together some 400 events and activities across the City of New York – in person, hybrid and online. Each year, business leaders, political change makers, local decision takers and civil society representatives of all ages and backgrounds, from all over the world, gather to drive the transition, speed up progress, and champion change that is already happening.

Doconomy will host events and take part of discussions on climate action, behavioral science, environmental impact, and much more. Contact us if you’d like to book a meeting.

Together with Mastercard, Doconomy presents “Stage of Impact: Driving sustainable change through the power of network” on Wednesday, Sep 20th.

This event will provide a stage that shines a light on the brightest thought leaders, impact entrepreneurs and businesses, and policy makers that will share their insights, solutions, and ideas for a better tomorrow. Join us for panel discussions, interviews and showcases of up-and-coming solutions.

“We envision a world where economic growth is inclusive and sustainable, and the digital economy works for everyone.” – Michael Miebach, CEO Mastercard

“There is no silver bullet in climate action. We succeed when all succeed and this is a way for us to support startups for good in a world much needing their efforts.” – Mathias Wikström, CEO Doconomy

The event will be invite only but a recording will be made available after the event.

On Monday, Sep 18th, Doconomy and Citi are co-hosting the event “Doconomy Dialogues”.

Selected senior guests will be invited to an afternoon of engaging discussions, where we bring together sustainability innovators, thought leaders and investors to discuss how innovation is scaling climate solutions and enabling system transitions. We look forward to exploring a range of topics from engaged citizens to how carbon removal technologies are scaling.

Doconomy and Klarna presents the event “Impact On Site: Swedish Impact Tech Explorers” rooftop mingle, in partnership with Exponential Roadmap Initiative, Business Sweden, ClimateView, Spotify, Houdini, SeenThis, Milkywire and Cake.

“Impact On Site” will be an informal evening of inspiration and connection, where senior leaders, entrepreneurs and experts mingle, exchange ideas, and forge meaningful partnerships.

This event is invite-only.

Doconomy, founded in Sweden in 2018, is a world-leading provider of applied impact solutions. Our core mission is to ensure the future sustainability of life on Earth by empowering individuals and corporations to assume responsibility for their environmental footprint, thereby fostering a sustainable lifestyle for all.

Our team includes former bankers, engineers, developers, designers, brand strategists, ESG experts, behavioral science experts, and thought leaders in innovative business and service design. We bring expertise and wisdom from some of the world’s largest digital and sustainable banks, corporations, and fintechs, and our dedicated Impact team keeps us best-in-class and at the forefront of our industry. We serve over 80 clients in 47 different markets and has established key partnerships with renowned organizations such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Mastercard, S&P Trucost and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Åland Index, our award-winning impact calculator, is backed by leading investors, including Mastercard, Ingka Group, Citi Ventures and ABN Amro Ventures.

Our team at Climate Week NYC

Mathias Wikström, born at 329 ppm, is a Sweden based renowned sustainability business leader and creative strategist who aim to innovate as well as making the complex communicate. He founded Doconomy together with Johan Pihl and spearheaded globally awarded forefront projects in Finance, Sustainability and Human Rights. He has received an EMBA with honors at Stockholm School of Economics with focus on Leading Innovation. Mathias has won several Grand Prix at Cannes Lions and served on many award juries, as President for Innovation in Eurobest amongst others. He is a high scoring speaker at industry summits in Europe, USA, Asia and Latin America as well as with the UN and UNFCCC.

Carl-Johan von Uexkull leads Doconomy’s commercial team’s development of new markets and strong relationships to further amplify banks, brands and individuals ability to take climate action globally. Carl-Johan has vast international experience from the financial information industry, providing information, insights and technology that drive innovation and performance in global markets. He has been leading teams across Europe for LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group), Refinitiv and Thomson Reuters.

Katarina Wangler Björk’s role at Doconomy is to design the strategy and long-term vision of the Doconomy’s public affairs/policy agenda, and to initiate and enhance partnerships and collaboration with Government, Multilateral organizations and NGOs. She also holds the role as a thought leader and spokesperson in Impact tech, policy, innovation ESG and Sustainable Finance internally as well as for external stakeholders and partners. Katarina has an extensive background in Climate & Sustainability, Business Innovation, Climate Policy and strategic transformation. Her background in climate issues dates 25 years back, as a youth delegate at COP 3 in Kyoto, with roles in business and policy, the last 10 years focusing on future-proofing strategies and business models.

Tee Pruitt leads Doconomy’s Financial Services business globally, helping clients to drive business value to their clients via sustainability-linked initiatives. As a former FinTech venture capital investor Tee’s significant experience comes in driving investments, strategic partnerships and launching new ventures within Financial Services. Additionally, he spent three years advising global financial firms on driving new innovations at intersection of sustainability and fintech.

Aaron McCreary leads Doconomy’s expansion efforts in North America as Director of Business Development, working alongside the top US & Canadian banks and fintechs to help embed climate technology for their underlying customers. He is the author of several industry-specific publications including the “Climate Fintech Report” by New Energy Nexus, and “Climate FinTech – beyond the hype” by Tenity/F10 – both highlighting how digital financial technologies can enable decarbonization. Aaron comes from a background in asset management, impact investment, and fintech.

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