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e-Book: Where to start on your ESG journey
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Initiating your company’s commitment to reporting its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics can prove a daunting task. But keep in mind: It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
“You don’t have to be perfect on Day 1,” said Emily Parlapiano, director of ESG programs and reporting at Amneal Pharmaceuticals. “Your suppliers and stakeholders want to see progress.”
Parlapiano spoke at Compliance Week’s virtual ESG Summit in September, where practitioners shared best practices for broaching the initial phases of ESG reporting and how to prepare for the potential of regulatory disclosure requirements.
In this e-Book, you will learn:
- Tips for getting your ESG efforts off the ground
- Expert views on materiality, supply chain risk mitigation
- How the head of ESG at Rite Aid is bracing for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed climate disclosure rule
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