New regulations and new expectations from investors, consumers, and shareholders are raising the bar for transparency and accountability in sustainability reporting, meaning a much bigger data collection burden and higher scrutiny.
The SEC’s announcement of their final rules for climate-related disclosures was a watershed moment for sustainability this month, making climate information a key part of financial reporting – with big implications for companies reporting.
Join us for a discussion with Dirk Cockrum, Managing Director of the ESG and Climate Risk Practice at FORVIS for:
- An overview of the SEC’s new requirements – and what changed from the initial exposure draft, all in plain English.
- An overview of core concepts in carbon accounting and sustainability reporting to get you up to speed
- Practical controls and strategies to help you get prepared
- Materiality considerations for real estate and equipment portfolios
- A practical framework to facilitate collaboration between finance, facilities, real estate, and procurement teams for sustainability reporting
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