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Martin Giles

  • Senior Industry Fellow, University of California, Irvine
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Assistant Director, Technology Policy Accelerator, Hoover Institution, Stanford University. Alum of @iqt @techreview @TheEconomist @Wing_vc
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ESG Playbook Unveils New Reporting Tiers for SMEs

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By Martin Giles
| The Financial Analyst
ESG Playbook has introduced two new sustainability reporting tiers—Essential Worksheets and Premium Modules—aimed at small and mid-sized businesses seeking practical tools to meet growing stakeholder demands for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data. The company highlights that smaller firms are under increasing pressure from investors, lenders, insurers, and customers to disclose sustainability metrics, prompting the need for accessible yet scalable solutions.
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Fleek’s $25M AI Boosts Global Second-Hand Fashion Market

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By Martin Giles
| The Financial Analyst
Fleek’s $25 million Series B signals the arrival of algorithmic infrastructure for a global second-hand fashion market that has grown three times faster than new apparel but still relies on pen, paper and gut instinct.
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Canada’s net-zero plan sparks debate over fossil fuel loopholes

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By Martin Giles
| The Financial Analyst
Canada’s decision to introduce a third “abatement” category in its draft Sustainable Finance Taxonomy has ignited a fierce debate over whether the country can credibly finance its net-zero transition while still supporting the very industries most responsible for emissions.
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