Welcome to the new normal

Companies that manage their material ESG risks and opportunities effectively are more likely to outperform on a risk-adjusted basis, over the long-term.

Internationally, governments, investors, and rating agencies now require that companies gather, disclose, and retain data to prove they have actively mitigated environmental damage and social inequality.

To keep up with the times, organizations must develop policies and programs that address the needs of people and our planet. Company leaders face new duties when it comes to showing that positive values and environmental considerations have shaped day-to-day decisions.

Education

You need hard data to tell the world about your achievements in:

Environmental Action

Corporate Culture

Ethical Business Practices

Your Role In The Marketplace

Our software simplifies, then automates data gathering and reporting processes. It integrates with any metric, standard, framework, or rating agency. Use our advanced tool to funnel dozens of questions into one, reducing much of the burden you face when disclosing ESG data.

Understanding and reducing your eco-footprint requires hard numbers for:

Carbon emissions

Carbon Emissions

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Vendors and Supply Chain

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Manufacturing and Sourcing

Green development

Green Development

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Risk Mitigation

Corporate giving

Corporate Giving

Today, earning the public’s trust means that you:

Inclusive

Create an inclusive, diverse workplace

Accommodate and celebrate people

Accommodate and celebrate people of all stripes

Honour accountability to local communities

Honour accountability to local communities

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Protect human rights and personal privacy

Operating with integrity means thinking deeply about:

Fair and transparent dealings

Fair and Transparent Dealings

Service and vendor agreements

Service and Vendor Agreements

Financial contracts and relationships

Financial Contracts and Relationships

Internal policies and practices

Internal Policies and Practices

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Outreach and Community Support

“NEW NORMAL” CHALLENGES FOR BUSINESSES

Who
What
When
Where
How

Who

Who at a company should be responsible for ESG data and reporting?
Who is asking for it?
Who are your key stakeholders?

What

What data matters most?
What frameworks apply?
What are the legal risks?

When

When are reports expected?
When should the process begin?

Where

Where should data be stored?
Where should it be shared?
Where should you focus efforts?

How

How are we supposed to do this on time and on budget?

How will we know we’ve done it right?

How will we keep up with evolving requirements?

Education

Whatever shape your data takes, you need to understand the effects of operations and in-house programs.

Fine-Tune Your Methods and Accelerate Results with Our Best-In-Class ESG Software Tool.

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