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The fourth edition of Doconomy Stage of Impact is back during Climate Week NYC, in partnership with Ålandsbanken, The Banker (Financial Times), Consumers International, Mastercard, S&P Global, Swedbank and Yale Center For Environmental Justice. This year, we are featuring Studio Sessions, with conversations across Agentic Commerce, Consumer Trust, Impact Metrics, Financial Literacy, Inclusive Growth, Sustainable AI, Climate & AI, and more. Together with key partners, we build a program where ideas, action, and innovation collide, driving transformative change. For more info or to register your interest to watch the conversations during the Doconomy Stage of Impact Studio Sessions: https://lnkd.in/dnrUQvx4 #StageofImpact #Doconomy #AgenticCommerce #Sustainability #Impact

Consumer research has repeatedly found a gap between a stated preference for lower-impact purchasing and observed behavior. This gap is now being inherited by a new intermediary: AI agents that select and purchase on a consumer's behalf. As these agents move from prototype into retail and payment products, they will optimize based on the signals they can access. Drawing on a global consumer study, this panel will explore what consumers want to know about the impact of their purchases and the rules they would set for an AI acting on their behalf. Moderated by Anita Hawser, Europe Editor, The Banker (Financial Times) with guest speakers: * Josh Bayly, Director of Sustainability, Consumers International * Michel Gelobter, Executive Director, Yale Center for Environmental Justice * Jag Gill, Co-Founder & CEO, VERTRU Technologies * Harry Tong, Head of Product AI, S&P Global For more info or to register your interest to watch the conversations during the Doconomy Stage of Impact Studio Sessions: https://lnkd.in/dtj-wnzz #AgenticCommerce #StageofImpact #Sustainability #CX

As AI becomes increasingly embedded in economic and financial systems, how can financial institutions operationalize impact metrics to empower consumers and drive sustainable growth? What design choices will determine whether these technologies expand opportunity and economic participation? Moderated by Anita Hawser (Europe Editor, The Banker at Financial Times), this discussion features guest speakers: * Johanna Fager, Head of Group Sustainability, Swedbank * Payal Dalal, Executive Vice President, Global Programs, Center for Inclusive Growth, Mastercard * Peter Wiklöf, CEO, Ålandsbanken Abp * Dr. Alexander S., Doconomy Impact Council Register your interest to get a sneak peek at the conversations and join the Doconomy Stage of Impact Studio Sessions during Climate Week NYC at the iconic Chrysler Building: https://lnkd.in/dtDFFd2F *Please note that seating is limited. #AgenticCommerce #InclusiveAI # #StageofImpact #Sustainability #Doconomy

Doconomy is proud to return to Climate Week NYC, in partnership with Ålandsbanken Abp, The Banker, Consumers International, Mastercard, S&P Global, Swedbank and Yale Center for Environmental Justice. Climate Week NYC is one of the most significant global forums for climate action, bringing together leaders from business, government, and civil society to discuss some of the biggest challenges of our time. Together with key partners, we build a program where ideas, action, and innovation intersect, driving transformative change. Look out for updates for the Fourth Edition of the Doconomy Stage of Impact NYC Edition “Studio Sessions”. Are you in NYC? Get in touch with Mathias Wikström or Ramona Janson #Doconomy #StageOfImpact #ClimateWeekNYC