We’ll look at how nature breakdown is disrupting supply chains. We’ll talk through the global shocks making headlines, then walk through what you can control - giving examples of how to connect risk to real business decisions.

Transition planning is developing quickly, but the pressures shaping it vary considerably. From food to heavy industry to energy: the focus, pace and sticking points are rarely the same. We'll be looking at how transition plans are evolving across a range of sectors, why that is and what good practice can be shared.

A fireside conversation with Clinical Professor Alison Taylor. Join us as we throw open the doors on the language of corporate sustainability, testing our hypothesis that it is not only blocking progress but, in some instances, actively derailing it. 

Food sits at the centre of three converging crises: climate, biodiversity, and health. Everyone agrees transformation is needed but change has been slow, fragmented, and politically fraught. How can we jumpstart meaningful and lasting action?

The challenge we’ve heard time and again is how to translate this huge new data dump into usable formats that can actually help the business. Join us for a virtual session on Thursday 26th March.

With the commercial realities of a changing climate biting for many businesses, hypothetical, long-range climate risk analysis is not longer cutting it. In short, 2026 is shaping up to be the year businesses get real about climate resilience, and this session will unpack what that means in practice.

In an environment where the complexities and inter-dependencies of making progress on sustainability are better understood than ever, if you’re struggling to harness that information to tell an engaging, consistent, and credible story, you’re not alone. 

We’ll explore five steps to build communications credibility.

We’re seeing a fundamental shift across the sustainability agenda: nature is no longer a side note. In this webinar, we’ll explore the challenges companies face when understanding their nature risks and impact. Join us in this virtual session to discuss practical insights from experts and practitioners to overcome these challenges and start acting on nature.

As the dust begins to settle on the implications of the EU’s Omnibus, ISSB implementation ramps up in key geographies. Join us in looking ahead to the 2026 reporting cycle by exploring a few common scenarios with a live panel of practitioners.  

Globally, large businesses are having to recalibrate their social impact agendas. In this virtual session, we’ll explore why integrating social impact into core business operations remains a strategic imperative.

In this virtual session, we’ll be sharing insights for getting ready for the California SB 261 Climate-Related Financial Risk Act and emerging state level climate risk disclosure laws, using learnings from those who have been reporting on a voluntary or mandatory basis for some time.

Join us as we explore some of the ways communicating climate transition plans can help businesses connect the dots to their wider ecosystems to support stakeholder buy-in, drive collective action, and create new opportunities for narrative storytelling.  

Articulating the external factors that must be true for your climate transition plan to be successful – and how you can address them - is increasingly seen as a key component of a credible climate transition plan. Join us as we explore how to define, address and articulate your transition plan dependencies.

This will be an open discussion with practitioners to hear thoughts on the simplification announcements and immediate responses. Hear views from SB+CO as well as a range of businesses as we discuss the implications of the EU’s Omnibus Simplification package.

In this virtual session, we’ll explore why transition planning is moving to the top of many businesses’ to-do lists, and what the process of creating a transition plan could actually look like at your company.

In this virtual session we’ll explore how to navigate increasing regulatory and NGO scrutiny of sustainability claims while still engaging stakeholders with creative and credible communications. Join us on 7th November.

Could Sustainability Reporting be Dead? How CSRD is changing the face of sustainability reporting as we know it. Join our webinar on 11 September.

We’ve heard a wide range of opinions and approaches to CSRD preparation, but there was clear consensus on the challenges being faced by all companies going through this process. Join our webinar on 17th April 2024 to discuss the realities of CSRD with your fellow practitioners.