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Welcome to Intelligent Squared. I'm Connor Voil. Today on the podcast we have the third and final

episode of the Great Energy Transition, a series from Intelligent Squared in partnership with

Cummins. In this episode we're looking at the power of corporations and asking what their role is

in the fight against climate change. While multinational corporations can often wield more power and

influence than governments, they're usually driven by economic incentives making compromise

rare. But when it comes to climate change, do they not have a social responsibility to safeguard

the planet and the people on it? To discuss how the complex partnerships between corporations and

governments might shape our futures, we're joined by Jennifer Romsey, president and CEO of Cummins,

Gillian Tett, chairman of the US editorial board and editor at large of the financial times,

and Jason Bordeaux, co-founding dean of the Columbia Climate School. To find out more about Cummins,

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