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95: Nature, innovation and the shift in climate strategy

From NYCW to COP30, what's shaping the climate conversation now? New York Climate Week (NYCW) gave a clear signal that the climate conversation is shifting - from high-level ambition to practical action. In this podcast episode, Sustainability Partner Ben Stansfield and Graham Reeder reflect on ke…

Mental Health and Wellbeing - Greg Standing

Join us for this episode in The Space Podcast as our host Emma Dennis, sits down with Greg Standing, Head of Risk and Insurance. Greg brings a wealth of experience from his 25-year journey with us - from joining as a newly qualified solicitor to becoming an equity partner, and now works in the Gene…

Mental Health and Wellbeing - Anna Fletcher

In this episode of The Space Podcast, our host Emma Dennis speaks with Anna Fletcher, a Partner in our Employment team, as she prepares to retire after nearly three decades at Gowling WLG. Anna has been a driving force for disability inclusion, sharing her lived experience of sight loss and champio…

The Employment Law Changes HR Can’t Ignore in 2026

In the first episode of Coffee ’n’ Law, host Amy Davies is joined by employment lawyer Neena Gupta, Partner at Gowling WLG, to discuss key workplace law changes taking effect in 2026.They cover several important employment law updates including: job posting requirements, the use of AI in hiring (an…

The Art of the Deal: inside energy's M&As with Gareth Baker (Gowling WLG)

Energy is all about deals. Assets are bought, sold, and refinanced. Companies are acquired, portfolios consolidated. But what goes into making these deals happen, and what can they tell us about the energy sector at large? This week we're joined by Gareth Baker, a partner at the law firm Gowli…

Operational excellence: How private capital wins in 2026

Speakers: Nick Mumby, partner, Gowling WLG  Chair: Tim Burke, editor, Estates Gazette Real estate is increasingly an operational business rather than a passive investment play. As funding conditions stabilise and sentiment improves, private capital is gravitating toward sectors where hands-on ope…

Estates Gazette Awards 2026 – what makes a standout entry?

Speakers: Tim Burke (chair) | Editor, Estates Gazette Clive Chalkley | Partner, Gowling WLG Luke Tillison | Managing partner, head of transactional, BTG Eddisons Gavin Lacey | CEO, CHPK   Editor Tim Burke talks to some of this year’s judges to find out what makes a standout entry, and how the…

CUSMA: What does the U.S. want from us?

Canada, the U.S. and Mexico are due to review their three-way trade deal July 1 — but one month out, how are things looking for this country? Former acting U.S. Trade Representative in President Trump's first term, Stephen Vaughn, shares the American perspective; and Brian Clow, who handled Canada-…

What does it mean to semi-privatize Canada’s airports?

Joey Suri, a lawyer with Gowling WLG who specializes in airport infrastructure, breaks down Ottawa’s plan to open Canada’s four largest airports to private investment through so-called “long-term concessions.” He explains why airports appeal to pension funds, how the proposed model differs from sim…

From AI to sustainability: the modern designer's survival guide

It's no secret that artificial intelligence is changing the way designers work, but what does that mean for creativity, innovation and the future of the profession? In this podcast, our Global Co-Head of IP, John Coldham, is joined by a panel of experts from the worlds of design, technology and su…