Taking An Industry-Specific Lens To Building A Sustainability Digital Strategy (Webinar)

06 May, 2024

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Executive Summary

As sustainability continues to grow in importance on the corporate agenda, firms are increasingly looking for guidance on how to enhance and improve their ESG and sustainability programs. Because there is no one-size-fits-all sustainability strategy, firms are leveraging industry best practices and prioritizing software and consultants with industry-specific experience. In this webinar, we will be taking a deeper dive into the challenges that firms in different sectors face, drawing on examples from CPG, retail, energy, manufacturing and resources, and identifying the solutions that are best suited to their needs.

We will explore:

  • The key challenges for different sectors and how digital needs vary across industries
  • Which digital tools are available in the market to help firms navigate these obstacles
  • Best practices for firms for developing a sustainability digital strategy tailored to the  needs of your firm

About the Authors

Lily Turnbull

Lily Turnbull

Senior Analyst

Lily is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, where she delivers in-depth research to help executives navigate ESG, sustainability and product innovation, and make confident decision...

Jessica Pransky

Jessica Pransky

Principal Analyst

Jessica is a Principal Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in providing insights to sustainability leaders and analysing ESG and sustainability reporting software. She advises ...

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