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The Earthshot Prize has today announced its CEO, Hannah Jones, will step down from her role this summer after four years. She will continue to provide strategic advice on innovation and sustainability to Kensington Palace. Jason Knauf, former CEO of The Royal Foundation, has been appointed by the Board of Trustees as CEO.
Appointed in 2021 to lead The Prince of Wales’ environmental initiative, Jones has successfully overseen The Earthshot Prize’s ever increasing global impact.
Interesting choice. Obviously still a close connection there. Until his tv interview a few weeks ago I had just assumed Jason was a former employee of the royal household who had moved on. It seems not.Announcement that Hannah Jones is moving on and Jason Knauf will be the new CEO of Earthshot.
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The Earthshot Prize Announces Leadership Changes - The Earthshot Prize
Jason Knauf, former CEO of The Royal Foundation, has been appointed by the Board of Trustees as CEO of The Earthshot Prize.earthshotprize.org
Clearly William considers him to be a man he can trustInteresting choice. Obviously still a close connection there. Until his tv interview a few weeks ago I had just assumed Jason was a former employee of the royal household who had moved on. It seems not.
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Here's a little more on todays visit, Australian actress Cate Blanchett was also present!Today, The Prince of Wales paid a visit to a 2023 Earthshot Prize finalist, Colorfix, in Norfolk.
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William meets Hollywood royalty to visit Earthshot Prize finalist
The Prince of Wales met esteemed American actress Cate Blanchett to visit a 2023 Earthshot Prize finalist in Norfolk today.www.dailymail.co.uk
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I haven’t seen any adverse comment, but that’s unlikely to emerge until nearer the date ( and from the usual sources). I think the general perception of William and his involvement with projects such as Earthshot is very favourable. However, if you ask the average Brit. they are probably unaware if its existence.I didn't say he was a hypocrite. I asked if there were negative responses to his traveling the world to present these awards when he is speaking about climate change. I was just curious because there is push back on others flying to different countries for seminars, forums, symposiums etc when they talk about their concern for the environment and they are called out for it.
My only peeve with the awards are that the winners aren't there in person to accept their award.
I think it depends on the context in which people are attending the events. I remember seeing pictures a few years ago of all the private jets that had brought people to COP and a climate change symposium in Davos. That's obviously hypocrisy at its finest. But I can't recall seeing much criticism of people who travel to such events commercially.I didn't say he was a hypocrite. I asked if there were negative responses to his traveling the world to present these awards when he is speaking about climate change. I was just curious because there is push back on others flying to different countries for seminars, forums, symposiums etc when they talk about their concern for the environment and they are called out for it.
My only peeve with the awards are that the winners aren't there in person to accept their award.
Thanks Elly C and Kenya for your responses. I remember the Davos photo of all those private jets.