How the Priceless Planet Coalition helps drive competitive advantage while delivering local community and environmental impact
From Trees to Growth: Turning restoration into commercial engagement
How the Priceless Planet Coalition helps drive competitive advantage while delivering local community and environmental impact
📍 Location: The Ned, 27 Poultry, London EC2R 8AJ (Google Map), what3words: /tamed.cards.punch
📅 Date: Wednesday, 24 June 2026
⌚ Timing: 08:00-10:30 AM
Mastercard, Conservation International, and World Resources Institute invite you to an exclusive breakfast to explore how the Priceless Planet Coalition is contributing to healthier communities and helping customers translate everyday spend into measurable action, deeper consumer engagement, stronger brand leadership, and commercial value.
Bringing together corporate partners and prospects, financial institutions, investors, NGOs, multilateral partners, and sustainability influencers, the discussion will explore how the Priceless Planet Coalition's socioeconomic impact and differentiated value can help drive sustainability and social impact whilst delivering business outcomes.
Agenda:
08:00 – 08:30 AM: Private breakfast and arrival networking
08:30 – 08:45 AM: Opening remarks
08:45 – 09:45 AM: Moderated panel discussion
09:45 – 10:30 AM: Coffee, networking and peer to peer conversations
Panellists:
Ellen Jackowski, Chief Sustainability Officer, Mastercard
Rachel Bale, Senior Vice President, Sustainability and Inclusion Solutions, Mastercard
Patricia Zurita, Chief External Affairs Officer, Conservation International
Nienke Stam, Senior Director of Restoration Financing, World Resources Institute
Stéphane Hallaire, Founder and CEO, Reforest’Action
Moderated by: Karl Shuker, Vice President, Sustainability, Mastercard
Restoring Communities Through Everyday Action
The next phase of the Priceless Planet Coalition will be defined not only by trees restored, but by the broader value created around them: healthier communities, stronger local relevance, deeper consumer engagement, and more credible commercial outcomes. As customer expectations evolve, the opportunity is no longer simply to support reforestation, but to use PPC as a platform that connects everyday spend with measurable impact for nature, communities, and business.