BLive Bloomberg Green Summit: GM Sponsor Spotlight

The video discusses GM's sustainability commitments, including carbon neutrality by 2040 and renewable energy dependency by 2025 in the US. It highlights the importance of innovation in GM's culture, referencing Ursula K Levine's collective back theory. GM's partnerships with MIT Solve and X Prize are emphasized, along with the need for decolonization in innovation. The video also covers GM's engagement with employees and startups, focusing on fleet electrification and partnerships with organizations like Wind Catching and RMI.

What are the key sustainability commitments made by GM for the year 2040?

How much is GM investing in their electric vehicle and autonomous vehicle capacity over the next five years?

What is the significance of the 'collective back theory' mentioned in the context of innovation at GM?

What challenges does GM face in the context of climate innovation, according to the speaker?

Discuss the role of partnerships in GM's approach to sustainability and innovation.

What are some of the platforms GM uses to encourage employee innovation?

How does GM plan to electrify its fleet, and what is the significance of the BrightDrop initiative?