Namrata Rana is Director Strategy at Futurescape. She helps companies and institutions build sustainable experiences. She is alumna of IIM Ahmedabad and University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Focus Areas
Namrata’s work focuses on building sustainability strategy and transformation. She has worked on assignments in sectors such as manufacturing, transportation, steel, cement, insurance, fashion, retail, healthcare, mobility, food, hospitality and green jobs. She writes extensively in various publications.
- Rankings – For the last 8 years, Namrata has co-authored Responsible Business Rankings of Indian Companies.
- Books – SHIFT – Decisions for a Net Zero world and BALANCE – Responsible business for the digital age.
- Case Studies – case studies available at HBR and other locations.
- Writings – Over 250 articles based on conversations with prominent business and sustainability leaders
- Academia – Visiting faculty at IIM Udaipur and OP Jindal Global University, India Ambassador of University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership
- Senior Advisor Sustainability (External) at McKinsey India
NetZero
NetZero Carbon is an important destination for companies, cities and countries.
The next few years will see an interesting energy paradigm with new tech jostling for space and existing paradigms being upended. NetZero is also a skills transformation and one that will create new opportunities.
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Sustainability
To restore the climate and have a safe future, we need to maximise mitigation, adaptation and removals.
The financial system is the glue that holds everything together and for it to stand up and be counted it needs to go beyond intent and first order effects. ESG therefore has an important role to play in enabling this transformation.
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Circular Economy
The circular economy is a vital part of the fight against climate change. This will lead to transformations in product design, how we use products and how we dispose of them.
The circularity transition is driven by materials and habits.
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