In an era where sustainability and compliance shape the future of business, it’s vital for leaders to stay ahead of evolving standards and expectations. That’s why GeSI is thrilled to host the upcoming webinar, Making Sense of Sustainability Reporting & Compliance: A Conversation with Tim Mohin.
Tim Mohin is a titan in the world of sustainability, bringing four decades of leadership in Fortune 500 companies, government, and ESG standards. Currently a Partner and Director of Climate and Sustainability at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Tim focuses on climate mitigation strategies, the ESG value proposition, and building ethical supply chains.
This webinar is a unique opportunity to gain invaluable insights from a sustainability expert whose career spans roles such as:
- CEO of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI): Where Tim played a pivotal role in shaping global sustainability reporting standards.
- Executive Leadership in Top Companies: With sustainability leadership positions at Intel, Apple, and AMD, Tim knows what it takes to integrate sustainability into corporate strategy.
- US EPA and Senate: His public sector experience offers a rare perspective on regulatory landscapes.
- Visionary Author and Thought Leader: As the author of Changing Business from the Inside Out and creator of a widely-read ESG and climate newsletter, Tim is a sought-after voice on sustainability trends.
Why Attend?
- Gain insights into establishing sustainable operations, moving from commitment to impact, and thriving in an emerging sustainable market.
- Learn practical frameworks for integrating sustainability in your governance, data, and disclosure processes.
- Discover how to manage the complex tensions of sustainability, from ESG resistance to navigating global regulations.
Don’t Miss Out!
This exclusive webinar is available to GeSI members only. Click the link below to add the event directly to your GeSI Events Calendar and secure your spot!
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