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GBBC has launched its Blockchain x Climate (BxC) leadership network alongside industry partners. Among the world\u2019s most influential financial institutions and policymakers and against the backdrop of the climate crisis, the Blockchain x Climate (BxC) leadership network has announced its organizational launch during GBBC\u2019s sixth Annual Blockchain Central Davos \u2014 a premier gathering of leaders across the blockchain, digital asset, technology, NGO and government sectors from Jan. 15 through 19.<\/p>\n
BxC is an activist-to-industry network of global stakeholders working together to define\u00a0and author cooperative operating and technical principles that govern climate-related\u00a0blockchain efforts across sectors, and support the development of scalable integration\u00a0and interoperability projects demonstrating the catalytic contribution that blockchain\u00a0technology can have on the climate crisis.<\/p>\n
Founding BxC blockchain partners include Solana Foundation, Ripple, Climate\u00a0Collective and Regen Network.<\/p>\n
The network \u2014 led by Eqo Networks, Global Blockchain Business Council and\u00a0BxCi (Blockchain x Climate Infrastructure) \u2014 partners with organizations around the\u00a0world to create the single largest common gathering of climate action innovators,\u00a0leaders and builders under one global umbrella organization.<\/p>\n
Global Blockchain Business Council announced the appointment of its 2023 ambassadors, broadening GBBC\u2019s global reach to 230 ambassadors and 108 jurisdictions and disciplines.<\/p>\n
GBBC\u2019s 2023 ambassador cohort includes 62 new ambassadors and 17 new jurisdictions and disciplines, consisting of financial services, Greenland, Honduras, Indonesia, Jordan, Libya, Liechtenstein, the Metaverse, Oman, Panama, policy and regulation, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, Tech Ethics, Thailand and Zimbabwe.<\/p>\n
GBBC ambassadors are innovators and changemakers who strive to provide powerful insights, particularly in areas of technology, governance, law, finance, civil society and academia.<\/p>\n
Since its inception, GBBC has relied on its global ambassador network to expand its global community, presence and impact. GBBC ambassadors act as trusted advisors to GBBC\u2019s leadership and members, providing invaluable guidance and assistance on how to engage with diverse global communities to carry out GBBC\u2019s mission to the highest standards.<\/p>\n
The year 2022 was one of promise, hope and challenges. With a tough road ahead in 2023, the Global Blockchain Business Council is delighted to showcase the scope of its members\u2019 work and present the full potential of blockchain and Web3.<\/p>\n
GBBC\u2019s annual report 2022, \u201cStronger Together: Rebuilding after the Maelstrom of Markets<\/a>\u201d explores the endeavors of the community and GBBC\u2019s initiatives from the past year, including the Global Standards Mapping Initiative, the launch of Food for Crisis and more.<\/p>\n Sandra Ro, GBBC CEO, shared:<\/p>\n \u201cWe have come a long way. We have been through ups and downs, and GBBC remains committed to our mission of education, partnership and advocacy as a community of changemakers and leaders. This challenging time is no different. We remain steadfast, reliable and true to our values of integrity, transparency and collaboration.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Emma Joyce, GDF CEO, said:<\/p>\n \u201cThe annual report showcases our community: the brilliant industry leaders, regulators and policymakers who work with each other to accelerate the adoption of digital finance. With the merger between GBBC and GDF, we are stronger than ever. We look forward to supporting our members, the regulators and global changemakers in 2023 and beyond.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n
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