READY your metrics for business resilience
January 24, 2019 at 5pm CET, 11am EST
For companies who are just starting out on your sustainability journey, this session is for you. We’ll cover how to assess your company’s full environmental impact and get internal buy-in from your executive management.
In this webinar, you’ll learn to identify your company’s climate ‘hotspots’ and present the business case for a climate strategy. Join Quantis and WRI as we walk through the launching points of corporate sustainability — corporate footprinting, including Scope 3 assessment and climate risk analysis. We’ll share business cases, provide practical insights on stakeholder engagement and buy-in, and introduce helpful tools for your journey, like the Scope 3 Evaluator.
What You Will Learn:
How companies start building a robust science-aligned environmental strategy:
- Strategic: how to articulate the business case for a bold climate strategy to gain executive buy-in
- Operational: tools for (1) evaluating your corporate footprint including scope 3 emissions, (2) analyzing your sector’s climate risks, and (3) identifying the climate hotspots within your value chain
Speakers:
- Charlotte Bande, Senior Sustainability Consultant, Climate Strategy Lead, Quantis
- Cynthia Cummis, Director of Private Sector Climate Mitigation, World Resources Institute
This webinar is part of Ready > Set > Go Beyond!, a webinar series hosted by Quantis covering three strategic phases of a science-aligned corporate sustainability journey
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