Join us at a Chapter Zero event

Biodiversity loss is as great a threat to our planet as climate change. Yet, while companies and investors have signed off sophisticated strategies for transitioning to net zero, the biodiversity challenge remains relatively overlooked. In collaboration with the Heidrick & Struggles Board Practice and The Natural History Museum, this Chapter Zero networking event will focus on how non-executive directors can measure and manage their company’s impact on global biodiversity.

In partnership with the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) and the Climate Governance Initiative (CGI), our latest interactive online scenario game will explore nature-related risks. Act on the board of a global food manufacturing company and time travel through to 2030 as you make real-time strategic decisions for this company over the next decade. The outcomes of your votes will be discussed by our panel of experts who will provide insights into emerging nature-related dilemmas and the complex interconnections with climate change. Can you guide this board as they transition towards a nature positive future?

As we approach COP16, join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy for a webinar where we will delve into how companies can utilise data and technology to measure, monitor, and manage their impact on nature. We will also explore the critical role of data in evaluating your company's dependencies and influence on nature, as well as the cutting-edge technologies available for assessing nature.

The third Audit Committee roundtable session in our Climate Dialogue series with Accounting for Sustainability (A4S) will emphasize the critical interconnectivity between climate and nature, highlighting the importance of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) frameworks.

Join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy for a discussion into the latest developments and best practice in relation to UK reporting, including sustainability and climate reporting requirements.

Companies are adapting to the green shift by innovating business models, collaborating with new partners, and promoting their environmental efforts. However, increased scrutiny from stakeholders and regulators raises the risk of greenwashing. To mitigate this, companies must align their actions with their claims. Join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy for an informative webinar, where we will cover the UK and EU regulatory landscape on greenwashing, as well as the strategic challenges and opportunities it presents for companies and what actions they can take.

Register for the second session in our face-to-face event series with McKinsey to hear our analysis of COP29 – dubbed the “Finance COP” - and the implications for business.