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April 29, 2025 10:00 AM ET - 11:30 AM ET | Hybrid Meeting
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Copy LinkThe global ESG disclosure landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift, driven by stricter reporting and due diligence regimes. Thousands of companies will likely be required to comply with the European Union’s comprehensive sustainability disclosure regulations, while even out-of-scope companies will be subject to increasing investor scrutiny and data requests from business partners. To stay ahead, large multinational companies must adapt their ESG reporting strategies to meet heightened stakeholder and regulatory expectations, while optimizing processes for efficiency.
This Roundtable Series will bring together ESG leaders and practitioners from the US and Europe, to share insights on shifting disclosure requirements and practical strategies for compliance. Held under the Chatham House Rule, these interactive sessions will provide a safe space for open discussion and knowledge sharing, to help you navigate the evolving reporting landscape effectively.
Effective compliance with EU standards requires accurate data collection and streamlined double materiality assessments. This session will explore:
To Attend
The session will occur both virtually and in-person at The Conference Board, located at 845 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022.
For issues regarding registration or questions about your company’s membership status, please get in touch with Abby Martiner, Member Engagement Manager, at AMartiner@tcb.org.
Governance & Sustainability Center Roundtable discussions bring business leaders and others together to discuss timely, strategic issues under the Chatham House Rule, generating actionable insights for participants and their organizations. Participating in this Roundtable is an exclusive benefit for our US and EU Governance & Sustainability Center Members. There is no fee associated with this program.
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A series of Chatham House Rule discussions on a subject requiring a deeper dive, usually three to five two-hour discussions over several months.
