Our events and webinars are open for all company non-executive directors that are members of Chapter Zero. All of our events are currently taking place online.
If you are a non-executive director but have not yet signed up as a member, you can do so here.
In this webinar, in partnership with the Deloitte Academy, we will discuss the science and innovation solutions that have been identified across geographies to prepare and inform business and policy decision makers with the knowledge and support to accelerate the transition to a greener, carbon-neutral society.
This interactive session, led by the Carbon Trust, will give board members the knowledge to effectively engage with senior leadership on the climate and net zero agenda.
Financial institutions are a powerful force in the race to net zero. Can cooperation help overcome some of the challenges and unlock the trillions needed to achieve a resilient, zero emissions future? This event with HSBC and Chapter Zero France will discuss how financial institutions can define credible and transparent commitments to finance the transition to net zero while establishing a robust framework to monitor progress.
In the run up to COP26 we’re looking at what the global climate conference could mean for non-executive directors and the boardroom. As focus moves from pledges to action, what is the board’s role in defining a credible pathway to net zero? Join Mark Tucker, Chair of HSBC, and Nicola Brewer, NED at Iberdrola SA, as they explores this topic with Emily Farnworth, Co-Director at the Centre for Climate Engagement.
In this webinar, in partnership with the Deloitte Academy, we will discuss how climate risks are covered within the existing corporate law framework, the legal implications of developments such as mandatory TCFD reporting and the increased regulatory and stakeholder pressures on disclosing transition plans and scenario analysis. We will also consider the landmark ruling in the Netherlands which required Shell to reduce its emissions by 2030 - and what this may mean for other corporates.