NYC’s Comptroller Calls Out BlackRock CEO Larry Fink for Backtracking on Climate Pledges
NYC Comptroller Brad Lander accuses BlackRock of walking back climate commitments in response to criticism targeting the company's ESG policies.
Brad Lander
Brad Lander, born on October 19, 1975, is a New York City politician currently serving as the City Comptroller, a role he assumed in 2022. Before becoming Comptroller, Lander served as the Brooklyn Borough President and was a member of the New York City Council, where he focused on issues such as affordable housing, economic development, and environmental sustainability. Known for his progressive stance on social and fiscal policies, Lander has been influential in shaping New York City's approach to governance and urban planning. His career underscores a commitment to addressing both local and citywide challenges through innovative policy solutions.
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