How Boards Provide ESG Oversight

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Presented on February 6, 2024

Colleen Rozillis, Principal, Environmental, Social, and Governance Services
Jessie Lenhardt, Senior Manager, Strategy & Operations Consulting Services

Understanding the role of the board related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) oversight can lead to better board habits, clearer decision making, and stronger ESG outcomes.

By implementing governance practices that can help secure the confidence of your staff and stakeholders, you can position your organization to be better equipped when challenges arise.

Join us for our webcast, How Boards Provide ESG Oversight. We’ll explore how your organization can educate governance and decision making, develop self-evaluation tools, and create better habits.

We’ll discuss:

  • Regulations that impact ESG reporting and initiatives
  • How board members can provide effective oversight of ESG activities and goals
  • The role of board committees shaping ESG initiatives

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