EcoVadis · SVP Climate & Climate Ambassador
Dexter
Galvin
At EcoVadis, I help businesses turn climate ambition into action. My work connects corporate decarbonisation, sustainable finance and resilience, with supply chains at its heart.

Mitigation & adaptationCorporate climate action · Finance · Resilience
16 years at CDPBuilt and led the Supply Chain programmeThe Scope 3 Podcast With Oliver Hurrey & Tom IdleLatest interviews & appearances
From London to Abu Dhabi
Finance, nature and climate risk
I joined the economist and CFO panel at Abu Dhabi’s 10th Sustainable Business Leadership Forum, connecting the transition with natural capital, climate risk and sustainable growth.
Financing the Transition: The Economics of Natural Capital, Climate Risk & Sustainable Growth
New research · EcoVadis & Kearney
Better data. More purposeful action.
Our 2026 Carbon Action Report explores how trusted supplier data can inform better buying decisions and stronger climate action. I contributed a foreword on the need to connect emissions reductions, supplier engagement and resilience.
My work today · EcoVadis
What happens
after disclosure?
Suppliers spend a great deal of time reporting carbon data. At EcoVadis, I work on the partnerships and approaches that help buyers and suppliers put it to use.
Quentin Fornezzo and I coauthored Beyond Disclosure, our guide to the evidence behind supplier emissions data.
Read our EcoVadis whitepaper My Q&A on supplier action“Dexter’s experience and expertise will be instrumental as we continue on our mission to decarbonize supply chains faster.”

Sustainability LIVE · Short conversations
The conversation
starts here
Two short interviews on supplier action and climate impacts. For the argument in full, watch the London keynote.
Find a subject for your audience Watch the resilience keynote · 20 min Read the panel coveragePlaying loads YouTube. You can also open the original recording above.
Supplier engagement and the green economy
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Climate impacts and supply-chain resilience
What I bring to the conversation
Climate ambition
Commercial decisions
Climate action runs through everyday business relationships: what buyers ask for, what suppliers can deliver and what finance makes possible.
01 / Corporate climate action
A target is a beginning
The test comes in the decisions that follow: how a company invests, what it makes and buys, and whether emissions actually fall.
Bring this to your audience02 / Supply-chain action
Make the relationship count
Purchasing power, useful data and access to finance can give suppliers both a reason to act and the means to do it.
Bring this to your audience03 / Sustainable finance
Put finance behind the transition
Credible climate information should help companies and investors decide what to fund, and give businesses the means to make progress.
Bring this to your audience04 / Climate resilience
Prepare for the climate ahead
Reducing emissions and adapting to climate impacts belong in the same conversation. Water, forests and supplier resilience are part of it.
Bring this to your audience
The experience behind the perspective
A global conversation
A lasting commitment
Sixteen years at CDP took me from building the Supply Chain programme to leading its global commercial business. Today, that experience informs my work at EcoVadis.
Latest writing & conversations
What I’m
thinking about
For conference organisers
Topics, clips & invitations
Find the right subject for your audience, hear me speak and start a conversation.
For journalists
Interviews & media resources
Interview angles, previous coverage, biographies and photographs in one place.