The Climate Media Coalition believe that about 32 corporate media leaders have the potential power to save humanity and nature from the existential threat posed by the climate emergency.
If they choose to lead the historic transformation of their media corporations into active citzen members of a fourth global media pillar of the climate movement, then truly history may judge them as the crucial leaders who helped save humanity.
The list below is our current view on who those leaders are.
| Name | Organisation |
| Rupert Murdoch | Fox/News Corp |
| James Murdoch | 21st Century Fox |
| Geordie Greig (was Paul Dacre) | Daily Mail |
| Lord Rothermere | Daily Mail |
| Tony Hall | BBC |
| Mark Zuckerberg | |
| Patrick Soon-Shiongs | Los Angeles Times |
| Jim Kirk | Los Angeles Times |
| Cenk Uygur | The Young Turks |
| Arthur Gregg Sulzberger | New York Times |
| Dean Baquet | New York Times |
| Brian Roberts | Comcast |
| Bob Iger | Disney |
| Leslie Moonves | CBS |
| Richard Edelman | Edelman |
| Alan Polansky | Weber Shandwyck |
| Jack Leslie | Weber Shandwyck |
| Jeff Bezos | Washington Post (Amazon) |
| Martin Baron | Washington Post (Amazon) |
| Robert Dickey | Gannett |
| Steve Rossi | Digital First Media |
| Michael Ferro | Chicago Sun Times |
| Steve Swartz | Hearst Communications |
| Mark Read | WPP |
| Roberto Quarta | WPP |
| Martin Sorrell | S4 Capital |
| John D Wren | Omnicom Group |
| Katherine Viner | Guardian Group |
| Michael Bloomberg | Bloomberg LP |
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