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A Deep Dive into Bain’s Social Impact Work with The Nature Conservancy and the Marshall Islands

Sasha Duchnowski, a partner in our Chicago office, joins us as part of our 5-part environmental, social and governance (ESG) series to dive into some of the work we’ve done as connected to our commitment to social impact. We discuss our work with The Nature Conservancy and the Republic of the Marshall Islands on an innovative approach to delivering sustainable cans of tuna, and how this work had led to employees experiencing better fishing environments, retailers gaining supply chain traceability and visibility, and consumers being able to trust the products they’re buying.

By Keith Bevans and Sasha Duchnowski

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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) capabilities have been topics of discussion for many in recent years, but its complexities have shown that solving issues around making the world better for all can be quite challenging.

Sasha Duchnowski, a partner in our Chicago office, is helping the firm approach these challenges. On this episode of Beyond the Bio, Sasha shares the work we’ve done with The Nature Conservancy and the Republic of the Marshall Islands to deliver sustainable cans of tuna. This approach has led to safer fishing environments for workers, the prevention of overfishing, retailers receiving supply chain traceability and visibility, consumers being able to trust the product they’re buying, and more.

Committed to investing $1 billion in pro bono consulting for social causes by 2025, this is just one of the cases we've shared that is truly making way for change. Listen to Sasha not only share his journey to Bain but, why he’s so passionate about the impactful efforts he’s doing at the firm.

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