In this two-part podcast series on ocean health, Amy Barnes, Marsh’s Head of Climate and Sustainability Strategy, Dr. Howard Dryden, Chief Technical Officer of GOES Foundation, and Diane Duncan, Programme Director of GOES, discuss the role of ocean health in our planet’s health, the industries most impacting on ocean health, and the regulatory developments that could change the risk landscape.
Head of Climate & Sustainability Strategy
Global
Amy Barnes heads Marsh’s climate and sustainability strategy. Prior to this she held a number of leadership roles with Marsh’s global energy, power, and renewables business. She has a respected depth and breadth of experience assisting some of the largest and most complex companies manage risks.
Internationally acclaimed marine biologist and Chief Technical Officer, GOES Foundation
United Kingdom
As an academic and successful businessman, Howard’s 30+ year career has been focused on one vision — to make the aquatic environment safer and cleaner for humans and all the other organisms on which our life depends. Dr. Dryden has exceptional knowledge and experience of combining biology, chemistry and physical sciences and their application to the real world impact of chemical pollution.
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and the Royal Society for Arts
United Kingdom
Diane Duncan is a geologist as well a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and the Royal Society for Arts. Diane was employed in the public sector as a senior manager in an economic and community development organisation and wrote the first low carbon climate change policy in Scotland. She is a specialist in business development and marketing strategy; however, her passion lies in the effective delivery of international development with a focus on providing clean drinking water for low income communities, and protection of marine ecosystems.
