Dinah has over 25 years’ experience in corporate sustainability, ranging from academia, to government, corporates, consultants and finance. Her approach is grounded in science, the reality of how decisions are made and risk assessment and risk management. She has transformed corporate reputations, helped create EHS measurement systems, developed impact measurement methods, designed an award-winning carbon aware investment strategy (over USD 40 billion in AUM) and helped launch a Euro 3 billion impact investment fund. She has published in peer reviewed journals, including Science Magazine, and industry publications on a range of topics, including stranded assets, impact measurement, health impacts of climate change, toxic chemicals, materiality assessment and corporate sustainability strategy. Her ambition is to build a robust data-driven framework for corporate sustainability that is transparent and supports collaborative problem solving. She has a BA from Wellesley College, MALD from the Fletcher School at Tufts University and ScD from Harvard School of Public Health.