As ESG compliance gains momentum across global markets, many organizations are grappling with the question: Where does sustainability fit in my budget? With no one-size-fits-all answer, it’s crucial to understand how to effectively allocate both human and financial resources to support your sustainability initiatives.
In our upcoming Socialsuite webinar, we’ve partnered with Sumday to guide you through creating a robust budgeting strategy for your sustainability journey. Whether you're just beginning with basic compliance or voluntary reporting, or you're on the path to deep sustainability, our experts will provide you with the insights and tools needed to align your budget with your sustainability goals.
We recognize that every organization’s sustainability journey is unique, and the associated budgets can vary significantly depending on where you are on this journey. From securing leadership buy-in and training your team to investing in third-party expertise and technology solutions, our webinar will cover essential aspects of budgeting for both people and systems to ensure your sustainability program is well-supported and poised for success.
Tim is Chief Impact Officer at Socialsuite and serves as its domain-expert on ESG and sustainability. In 2020 he designed the company’s ESG-starter solution to help small caps identify, focus, and report on the most significant and urgent sustainability issues relevant to their business and stakeholders. Sustainability and social impact have always been central to Tim’s career, he brings over a decade of sustainability experience driving ESG strategy, programs, and reporting.
Jessica is the CEO and Co-Founder at Sumday. Starting her career in law, she moved into iron ore before leaving mining to start an accounting firm. As the team incorporated sustainability accounting into their service offering, it was clear that not a single company in the world had reliable or robust non-financial data themselves or from their supply chain. Sumday was born to unlock a world where accounting systems have transformed the global economy for good.