Sustainability Committee Dialogue: driving value from sustainability reporting
Sign up for this eventExclusively for Sustainability and ESG Committee Chairs, our latest climate dialogue will focus on sustainability reporting. Through interactive peer discussions, we will explore emerging trends, common gaps and inconsistencies, and differing expectations of shareholders, proxy advisors, and regulators. The session will examine how organisations are approaching data consolidation and assurance, the practical challenges of obtaining and validating sustainability information, and the implications of Provision 29 for board oversight and management of climate change risks. We will also cover how sustainability reporting can be used both for shareholders and as an exercise to create value for the board and the management teams.
Facilitated by Chapter Zero Fellows, you will be encouraged to share the experiences, challenges, and opportunities you have navigated, addressing the key areas your committee needs to keep ahead of.
| Please note these events are exclusively for Sustainability and ESG Committee Chairs. Due to the interactive nature of these events, there is a limit to the number of participants we can host at each session. |
Sustainability Committee Dialogue: driving value from sustainability reporting
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