Home » WebinarsTackling invasive alien species: The time for global collaboration Date 28th January 2025 Collection COP16 Hosted by Anglo American, Fauna & Flora, IUCN and TNFD Business has a vital role to play in tackling invasive species, working alongside government and other stakeholders. This session explored the science and economics underpinning the urgency of tackling invasive alien species, highlighted the perspectives of government, business and NGOs on what needs to be done and shared plans for a new global collaborative initiative to achieve the scale and breadth of impact needed. Hosted by Tony Goldner Chief Executive Officer, TNFD For over two decades, Tony has advised government, financial sector and philanthropic leaders on a range of strategic challenges at the intersection of business, finance and public policy. These include centre of government reform, national economic development strategy and the architecting of green finance investment opportunities. He began his career in the Australian diplomatic service before moving into the private sector, first in investment banking where he focused on infrastructure project financing and then in strategy consulting as a Partner at Monitor Deloitte and as an adviser with the World Bank Group. Guests Ian Hudson Head of Environment, Anglo American Kristian Teleki CEO, Fauna & Flora Carolyn Jewell Global Biodiversity Senior Manager, CRH Sarah Nelson Global Lead – Nature and Biodiversity, KPMG International Susanne Pedersen Director, IUCN Centre for Science and Knowledge Yutaka Matsuzawa Vice-Minister for Global Environmental Affairs, Ministry of the Environment, Japan Related publications Guidance on the identification and assessment of nature-related issues: the LEAP approach