Low-Methane Oil & Gas: The Next Step on Path to Sustainability
Scaling and accelerating intelligent automation in Power & Utilities
Solutions to Sustainability: ESG Reporting and Assisting Technologies
Corporate Net-Zero: Circular Manufacturing & Supply Chains
Future Energy Investment Strategies: Refuelling with Renewables
Corporate Net-Zero: Decarbonizing value chains
Artificial Intelligence against the Future challenges of Power & Utilities
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Improve management decision-making using data insights for higher operational excellence in achieving sustainability KPIs -
Introduce a reliable system of managing ESG performance and high-level reporting for investors -
Rewire your leadership culture to be more accountable for achieving sustainability goals
Effectively treating environmental, social, and governance issues is becoming a strategic imperative both for large and public organizations, and for the middle-business companies. The ESG mandate is, however, quite challenging to embrace, since the business requirements are only gaining momentum now.
Companies globally are increasingly reporting on the environmental, social, and governance impacts of their operations and supply chains. Some business leaders sit at the forefront of ESG activism and disclosure, while others are facing tough questions from stakeholders about how they are proactively addressing ESG to avoid financial material impacts and controversies. It is no surprise then that investors, from large institutional investors to individual retail investors, are also paying keen attention to ESG to better understand their exposure, as well as capture undervalued market opportunities.
Learn at this event how the rapidly advancing ESG technologies can facilitate your path towards a more sustainable and accountable business and help attract investment funding.
Our event is for
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Sustainability & Decarbonization Leads -
Executives and Middle-managers in Finance & Technology -
Sustainability Consultants
Agenda
Establishing a Global Standard for ESG Reporting: Is a Common Ground Possible?
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Applying an ESG lens to investments and M&A
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Retargeting sustainability reporting to an investor-friendly format for higher-quality data
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Defining and tackling material ESG issues with the help of middle management
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Finding a common ground between industries with different levels of sustainability and CO2 emissions on ESG reporting
ESG benchmarking for competitive advantage in material issues
The impact of various ESG aspects on both a company’s financial performance and on society may differ greatly. Having knowledge on ESG issues helps companies stand out among competitors as more attractive for investing and ethical consumerism.
How to make your ESG reporting stand out in the crowd.
Focus on resources: cost-reduction opportunities
Tracking, targeting, and optimizing energy usage across company’s facilities, increasing usage visibility of electricity, water, and waste production, and monitoring information in real time can help companies reduce Scope 2 emissions, disclose higher-level data to investors, and cut costs.
How to make the benefit of a more equitable approach to resources.
Monitored and reported CSR & DEI
Corporate Social Responsibility is a sustainability aspect one cannot underestimate. The solutions to integrate data from diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, managing the impact from corporate change programs, can help you bring social impact storytelling to the world of numbers and actionable data.
How to communicate social impact to investors.
Executive compensation linked to sustainability metrics: a way forward?
A new set of criteria is being introduced to pay business executives connected with ESG. An increasing array of evidence is proving that sustainability performance is directly linked to financial outcomes of a company. However, among the companies that already have these practices in place, targets and approaches differ.
Which way to compensate executives corresponds to your sustainability strategy most?
Interested in speaking?
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Why us?
Condensed information
A one-day event that gets to the heart of scaling intelligent automation means more info in less time away from office
Practicality
Learn from the most successful case studies from peer companies who have successfully put their IA strategies at scale
Networking
Make valuable business connections with other attendees, speakers, and sponsors on the virtual event platform
Expert speakers
Top-notch content from the industry experts, disruptors, and leaders that is a right fit for your business
Organisations who attended our events
What our attendees say
“I was really happy to be a panelist and thought the other panel members were top notch. Well organized and a great lineup. At first, I thought a 2 hour panel would be too long, but it was very interesting. Well done!”
Nicola Kimm, Head of Sustainability, Signify
“We thoroughly enjoyed the event and look forward to participating in future events”
Trevor Townsend, CEO, Startupbootcamp
“Very good event. Would definitely participate again. Good fellow panelists. One of the most interesting panels I have had the opportunity to moderate”
Reid Capalino, SVP Business Development, LS Power
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Initiate new business relationships, increase brand awareness and establish your company as a thought leader in the industry.
