Event
Building Bridges 2026
Building Bridges 2026 is an annual flagship event in Geneva, focusing on aligning finance with sustainability. It connects stakeholders across sectors to drive sustainable finance solutions and promote investments. The event is for regulators, businesses, public and private finance, and the multilateral system.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 8 November 2026
- Location
- Geneva, United States
- Organiser
- Building Bridges
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Emerging Markets
- Innovative Finance
- Social
- Systemic Change
- Impact Investing
- Nature
On stage
Speakers
- Alix LebecFounder and CEO, LEBEC
- Barbara BuchnerChief Executive Officer, Climate Policy Initiative
- Carine Smith IhenachoChief Governance and Compliance Officer, Norges Bank Investment Management
- De Rui WongHead of Sustainability, GIC
- Emmanuel FaberChairman, International Sustainability Standards Board
- Francesco StaracePartner, EQT
- Franziska ZimmermannManaging Director, Sustainability, Temasek International
- Hubert DansoChief Executive Officer, Africa Investor (Ai) Group
- Lindsey HallGlobal Head of Sustainability Thought Leadership
- Mahmoud MohieldinUnited Nations
- Miljan GutovicChief Executive Officer, Holcim
- Vian SharifNatureAlpha
- Marc PalahiChief Nature Officer, Lombard Odier Invest
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