Exit interview: New York City comptroller Brad Lander
The city's outgoing CFO joins The Responsible Investor Podcast to discuss his tenure, what he still hopes to get done and the state of play for ESG in the US.
Over the course of his three years as comptroller of New York City, Brad Lander has guided the city’s pension systems in achieving their climate targets, divesting from fossil fuel companies and seeing significant success with shareholder resolutions on a range of topics.
Lander, whose term will end in January, joins The Responsible Investor Podcast to discuss his proudest achievements in office, the future of shareholder proposals and whether he thinks responsible investment can survive Donald Trump’s second term.
After declining to run for re-election in order to make a bid for the mayor’s office, Lander also discusses what advice he would give to his successor and what he still wants to get done during his remaining time in office.
Dominic Webb (L) and Brad Lander
In this episode
Brad Lander is New York City comptroller
Dominic Webb is a senior reporter at Responsible Investor
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