ESG in Action

ESG in Action is a series exploring how values-driven leadership, sustainable thinking, and inclusive culture are shaping the business landscape. Hosted by Alexandra Holsgrove Jones, Knowledge Partner and TLT’s ESG lead, each episode features a conversation with leaders who are driving ESG progress in their organisations, from charities to household brands. Together, they discuss the actions that are already making a difference, what motivates them, and why this work matters.

ESG in Action is a business podcast hosted by TLT LLP, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

TLT LLP hosts ESG in Action, a business show with 17 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  Nature recovery in action: What Belmont Estate can teach business

  Jul 29, 202619 minS2

  What can businesses learn from rewilding, rewetting and reconnecting people with nature? In this episode of ESG in Action, Alex Holsgrove Jones is joined by Henry Rossiter, Business Development Director at Belmont Estate , to explore how land stewardship, regenerative thinking and nature connection can support long-term environmental and social impact. And how businesses can play a practical role in nature recovery, supporting local communities, schools and their own employees. Alex and Henry discuss: How rewilding and rewetting can help nature recover – beyond simply "shutting the gates and walking away" Why biodiversity net gain can create opportunities for developers, landowners, and communities while funding long-term habitat improvement What Belmont’s increase in recorded species from 342 to around 2,739 shows about the impact of giving nature space to recover The real-life impact of Belmont’s nature connection programmes, including contributing to one young person’s first full night’s sleep Why investing in nature can support business resilience and recruitment, as well as colleague wellbeing.

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  Episode #6

  Where capital meets conservation with Rebalance Earth

  Jul 22, 202626 minS2

  How can nature become part of the infrastructure businesses rely on – and what does that mean for investors, risk management and long-term resilience? In this episode of ESG in Action, Alex Holsgrove Jones is joined by Kirsty Wilman, Chief Operating Officer at Rebalance Earth. Rebalance Earth is a natural capital fund manager that views nature as critical infrastructure, creating projects that restore ecosystems while generating financial, environmental and social returns. Together, Alex and Kirsty explore how natural capital investment can help organisations respond to climate and nature-related risks, and why nature should be seen as a practical resilience solution rather than a ‘nice to have’. They discuss: Why nature can be understood as an asset class and what investors can learn from real estate and infrastructure How nature restoration projects, from oyster reefs to beaver-led landscape engineering, can deliver measurable environmental and social benefits The challenge of reporting on financial, natural, social and inspirational returns Why businesses should look again at their risk registers, resilience plans and supply chains through a nature and climate lens The practical steps individuals and organisations can take to align money, values and long-term resilience

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  Episode #6

  How to work well in high-pressure environments with the Mindful Business Charter

  Jul 15, 202625 minS2

  How can organisations create healthier, more productive workplaces without lowering professional standards? What does mindful working look like in practice and what is it really costing your business when you don’t get it right? In this episode of ESG in Action, Alex Holsgrove Jones is joined by Richard Martin, CEO of the Mindful Business Charter to explore a different approach to workplace wellbeing, one that focuses not on just supporting people once they struggle, but on removing the root causes of unnecessary sources of workplace stress in the first place. They cover how small, practical changes in how we work can improve not just wellbeing, but also performance and quality, discussing: • Why wellbeing is a business issue – and why high performance depends on people being well • The hidden drivers of unnecessary stress – from email overload to meeting culture and client expectations • The role of clients, suppliers and professional relationships in creating healthier working cultures • Why leaders should look more closely at the data behind wellbeing, retention and productivity • Practical steps to reduce pressure, protect time and work more effectively day-to-day

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  Episode #5

  Turning clauses into climate action with The Chancery Lane Project

  Jul 8, 202624 minS2

  How can contracts help businesses manage sustainability risks, meet climate targets and support a just transition? In this episode of ESG in Action, Alex Holsgrove Jones is joined by Clarissa Lambourne, Principal Legal Engineer at The Chancery Lane Project , a UK non-profit using the power of contracts to support climate action. Together, Alex and Clarissa discuss why climate-aligned contracting is relevant to every lawyer and every organisation, and how contracts can either block or enable sustainability action. They explore: Why climate risk is business risk – and how contracts can help manage it How lawyers can identify sustainability angles in everyday matters The opportunities and challenges of climate-aligned contracting, from standard form inertia to aligning legal and sustainability teams How contracts can support a just transition by bringing suppliers, employees and communities along on the journey The practical resources available through The Chancery Lane Project, including clauses, guides, case studies and digital tools

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  Episode #4

  From nice to necessary: The business case for wellbeing

  Jul 1, 202615 minS2

  Why is wellbeing about more than physical and mental health? And how can businesses prioritise their people’s wellbeing alongside commercial goals? Alex Holsgrove Jones is joined by Helen Hodgkinson, Chief People Officer at TLT, to discuss why wellbeing is more than a nice to have: it sits at the foundation of a resilient business. In this episode, they explore: How effective wellbeing strategies are shaped around real employee needs Why trust and flexibility form the foundations of high performance How leaders – and everyone else – can encourage open conversations and model behaviours to build a culture of openness Why small moments of human connection can have the greatest impact.

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