Environmental, Social, and Governance Policy and Reporting.
This course is designed to provide a foundational understanding of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and Sustainability Reporting, crucial components for modern organizations in demonstrating corporate responsibility and sustainability. The course will delve into the key concepts of ESG and sustainability, highlighting the differences and intersections between the two. Participants will learn about the various reporting standards, including IFRS, FASB, and SASB, and how these frameworks guide the disclosure of non-financial information. The course will also cover the specifics of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, providing insights into carbon accounting and the challenges associated with it. Through a detailed exploration of critical areas such as biodiversity, water management, land management, energy management, and waste management, participants will understand the complexities and best practices of sustainable business operations. The course aims to equip professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary for effective ESG and sustainability reporting, aligning business strategies with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.
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Senior Data and AI Thought Leader
Paul Young CPA CGA Paul Young is a former IBM Customer Success Manager that has deployed over 300 data and AI solutions across industries and geographies for the past 8 years. Paul is a SME and Though Leader on the following subjects: 1. Close, Consolidate, and Reporting 2. ESG Policy and Reporting 3. Public Sector Policy and Reporting 4. Integrated Planning and Reporting Cycle 5. Customer Success Management 6. Risk and Compliance 7. Emergency, Crisis and Risk Management
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