Stephen Badger is the chairman of Mars, the 106-year-old company behind many iconic and trusted brands in confectionery, food, pet nutrition, and veterinary services. In this opinion piece, he writes that the fundamental responsibility to help fix accelerating issues like climate change rests upon the business and political leaders of today — and that those leaders need to be doing more.
Stephen Badger is the chairman of Mars, the 106-year-old company behind many iconic and trusted brands in confectionery, food, pet nutrition, and veterinary services. In this opinion piece, he writes that the fundamental responsibility to help fix accelerating issues like climate change rests upon the business and political leaders of today — and that those leaders need to be doing more.
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