Tove Malmqvist
GlobeScan
Tove Malmqvist manages GlobeScan's syndicated Radar research program — delivering high value analysis, sector-specific findings, and relevant data-driven insights for issues and reputation management to leadership organizations in the corporate and non-profit arenas. Tove also manages The Sustainability Survey, conducted in partnership with the consultancy SustainAbility and Sustainable Brands. Fluent in English, French and Swedish, Tove has been with GlobeScan since 2005.
9 in 10 experts say it’s time to rethink the sustainability agenda
Only 6 percent of survey respondents feel the current approach to sustainability works. Read More
Consumers expect collective action to make sustainable fashion a reality
The EU, social media platforms and influencers can play a role. Read More
The top 5 barriers to more sustainable fashion in Europe
An aspiration-action gap persists, with the leading deterrent being the cost of sustainable clothing. Read More
Corporate affairs pros in Europe, North America report increased ESG resistance
Regional disparities in ESG pushback are widening. Read More
Why climate anxiety is hitting Gen Z the most and how brands can respond
More than 30% of Gen Z respondents feel stressed or anxious about global warming all the time. Read More
Survey: Nearly half of U.S. consumers say they buy sustainable products
Only 15 percent of people expressed no interest in environmentally-friendly products. Read More
Americans want CEOs to speak up, defend climate action
Despite a noisy political climate, people expect business leaders to speak out on certain social issues. Read More
Poll: Concern over climate change remains strong in Trump’s first 100 days
Despite anti-ESG initiatives from the Trump administration, many Americans rate their climate concern as "very serious." Read More
Who’s optimistic about renewable energy? People in Africa and the Middle East
Companies can adjust their communications approach based on regional perspectives. Read More
To enhance water stewardship, tout the ‘restoration of nature and ecosystems’
Ditch jargon and focus on communicating what matters to audiences: climate, nature and people. Read More
