In this webinar, Chapter Zero and Winmark will explore how Chief Sustainability Officers can strengthen their influence at the board level, ensuring sustainability remains a strategic priority rather than a compliance exercise. Speakers will discuss board education strategies, including how to equip directors with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions, reduce risk aversion, and embed sustainability into long-term business planning.
The session will also cover strategic agility; how CSOs can balance long-term sustainability goals with the evolving needs of the business. Join us for this session to discuss how CSOs can move from educators to key decision-makers, driving long-term impact by securing board confidence and commitment.
Patricia Rodrigues Jenner
Non-Executive Director, Legal & General Assurance Society Limited and Chapter Zero Fellow
Susanne Chishti
Non-Executive Director & ESG Chair, CAB Payments
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