There is a lot of confusion about what to name reports and many companies are concerned about anti-ESG backlash. In this piece, we answer the following questions:
What are the most common report naming conventions out there? How are they defined and how have they been used historically, what audience does each serve and what type of content should be included in each?
Are companies moving away from ‘ESG’ and ‘Sustainability’ due to the anti-ESG backlash?
What other global and strategic perspectives should companies consider when developing or naming their reporting efforts?
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The decisions your company makes regarding sustainability can have a profound impact on your bottom line and on the world at large. To ensure well-informed decisions, we think it's time to reengineer materiality assessments to be more rigorous and easier to audit down the road. Our approach introduces a healthy dose of objectivity, ensuring your sustainability efforts are truly impactful. In this blog, we lay out our six key recommendations regarding materiality assessments.
Sustainability professionals know that there is an increasing demand for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) skills and training. Multiple factors, including investor demand, mandatory sustainability reporting, and regulations, are driving the need for ESG expertise. The lack of ESG expertise and resources is a top concern for many companies, leading to a growing demand for training.
