Ski Butlers
Ski Butlers: Climate Finance
Following COP26, the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, Ski Butlers announced that it had divested all company assets from JPMorgan Chase in favor of KeyBank as a result of POW’s Moving Mountains WithMoney program. In addition, Ski Butlers CEO, Bryn Carey, penned a passionate op-ed in the Vail Daily urging other businesses to analyze where their money is going.
Following COP26, the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, Ski Butlers announced that it had divested all company assets from JPMorgan Chase in favor of KeyBank as a result of POW’s Moving Mountains With Money program. In addition, Ski Butlers CEO, Bryn Carey, penned a passionate op-ed in the Vail Daily urging other businesses to analyze where their money is going.
Letter: Why Ski Butlers shifted banks to protect our planet
“Ski Butlers is proud to announce that we have divested all company assets from JPMorgan Chase and moved to KeyBank. Over the past decade, I have made it a priority to shift our business decisions with climate front of mind. My journey has resulted in a multi-prong approach from education and advocacy, to direct investment in solar and electrifying delivery vans, to carbon reporting and reduction strategies.
The decision to not support banks that finance fossil fuels and at the same time support banks that do finance clean energy was an easy choice, but difficult to execute. Banks work diligently at capturing and retaining your business, but divestment from fossil fuels will be one of the biggest drivers behind solving the climate crisis.” — Bryn Carey, CEO of Ski Butlers
