READY FOR ESG REPORTING REGULATIONS? STRATEGIES FOR CFOS AND SUSTAINABILITY PROS

Participants in the free live webinar will be eligible for 1 CPE credit.

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When it comes to sustainability matters and climate risks, emerging global regulations are increasing the pressure for CFOs, CPAs, accounting leaders, and ESG professionals to establish a robust reporting process.

This webinar will dive into the most important US, European, and global requirements for companies engaging with ESG regulations related to greenhouse gas emissions, climate risk, and more. Riveron experts will explore how companies can start preparing for sustainability reporting requirements and the most effective actions leaders can take to align regulatory compliance with business strategies and investor priorities.

Participants will be able to:

• Identify environmental, social, and governance (ESG) drivers and how they impact business operations and strategic communications to investors, customers, and other key stakeholders
• Understand how global reporting trends and various leading frameworks affect companies in the United States, Europe, and beyond
• Explore how to tap into an organization’s existing strengths and align ESG reporting to relevant strategic priorities – whether a company is privately held or a large, public organization

Additional Information:

Participants will earn 1 CPE credit

Learning Objectives: Identify environmental, social, and governance (ESG) drivers
Field of Study: Accounting 
Prerequisites: N/A
Advanced Preparation: N/A 
Program Level: Basic 
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based 

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