LETTER

Invitation for collaboration

Dear Energy & Sustainability professionals,

Since I launched the challenge to understand the ESG landscape, I have been reading a crazy amount of regulatory information, much of which is new for me. In order to do this properly and competently, I kept an eye on regulatory information that is constantly being updated by states, federal and global regulators and governing bodies. I’m not getting my information from the mainstream media or from newspapers, public opinion or any illegitimate digital sources.

Today, I am writing to you to invite you to join me on this journey, in my early-career, and to contribute to this challenge. How? Well, the easiest option is to :

It is a long-term endeavor based on a long-term approach. This is why I am writing to you, as experienced professionals on ESG, to ask for your advice and collaboration – to highlight the themes that are vital to driving durable long-term knowledge and to helping me and the readers of iDigitize Blog find insightful knowledge on the ESG-related topics. I believe there are many blind spots that you could help me foresee, consider and embrace.

Why does this matter? ESG is an area of focus that I have an insatiable curiosity for and that I want to dive deep into. However, It is easy to get confused and overwhelmed when you're hellbent on succeeding but you are not a specialist with a deep well of expertise. Looking for a mentor Looking for co-authors and collaborators.

I am happy that you are still reading my letter, and maybe trying to find a spot where you can contribute, or maybe not ! No worries and no pressure at all. I am really glad that you made it until here, and thank you for hanging on. Add me to your LinkedIn network if we are not connected, and if we already are - maybe we've been for a long time - but we never had the chance to have a chat.

In our difference and the diversity of our careers, there are a lot of hidden lessons. But we can’t access them if we remain strangers. it could be that we have many things in common, but we don’t even know because we never introduced ourselves. What’s wrong in doing so for 10-15 min of our time?

We’re here to get to know each other… so we can get closer, learn how to help each other better, how to contribute to each other.. Say hi, and let us not fail to get to know each other.

Sincerely,