Sustainable Finance Lunch and Learn - January | Finance Events in Jersey, CI

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Join Jersey Finance’s first virtual Lunch and Learn of the year, focussed on Greening Jersey and it’s rewilding initiatives in Jersey as well as rewilding more broadly. This CPD-accredited session is designed to upskill financial services professionals by deepening their understanding in local sustainability projects and how they intersect with the finance industry.

Hear directly from three leading Jersey charities – Jersey Trees for Life, National Trust Jersey and Durrell – about their exciting projects for 2026 and how collaborative efforts with the finance sector can make a tangible environmental impact.

The session will include presentations and a Q&A, giving you the chance to learn, ask questions and explore opportunities for engaging in sustainable initiatives.

To express an interest in attending this event, or if you have any questions, please contact a member of our events team.

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Alex Morel CEO, Jersey Trees for Life

Alex Morel is CEO of Jersey Trees for Life, a local environmental charity with a mission to growing a greener, healthier future for islanders. We do this through planting trees, protecting trees, caring for trees, and educating the public about trees. Initially joining as a committee member in 2021, Alex left her role as founder and managing director of an IT training and consultancy company to re-energise, modernise, and professionalise the charity so that it continues to serve the island for a further 90 years.

Lucy BucklandUK Programmes Manager, Durrell

Lucy Buckland, UK, Programmes Manager, has worked for Durrell for five years. She is responsible for the management and coordination of our UK and Jersey based field programmes.

Henry Glynn Ecologist, National Trust Jersey

Henry Glynn joined the Trust in June as their first Ecologist. Henry works with the Lands Team and our partners in the public, private and third sectors to develop research and monitoring initiatives, which will inform the Trust’s work across their sites. Henry has many years’ experience working in nature conservation locally, having previously held roles within the Government of Jersey. Henry has also worked abroad on conservation projects in Madagascar, the Comores, Zambia and Malawi. He has studied Zoology and completed a Masters in Research in Biodiversity, Evolution and Conservation.

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12.30 pm

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