Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship’s Post

[HOW COMPANIES CAN STRENGTHEN THEIR #ESG REPORTING PRACTICES]    To date, ESG reporting has been voluntary. Multiple financial markets have either adopted or are contemplating regulation to introduce some level of mandatory reporting. While this will get us closer to standardized, comparable ESG information, the standard of practice is by no means a settled matter. The voluntary standards that have been with us for varying amounts of time (GRI, TCFD, and ISSB) will now be working to position themselves as full or partial solutions to these regulations and to the ongoing inquiries of stakeholders of all stripes. With all that in mind...   This Advisory Bulletin offers insights about how companies can most effectively manage the still-evolving landscape of #ESG disclosure. It was developed by BCCCC's Advisory Board on ESG Reporting, including Francis Hyatt, Executive Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, Liberty Mutual, and ESG Reporting Advisory Board Chair, who is quoted below.   Download your copy of this important bulletin here:   https://lnkd.in/ebSMzJU5 #esgstrategy #sustainabilityreport #sustainabilityreporting #esgreport #esgreporting #sustainabilitystrategy #esgdata #gristandards #tcfd #issbstandards #issb

FRANCIS HYATT, Executive Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, Liberty Mutual and ESG Advisory Board Chair at BCCCC

FRANCIS HYATT, Executive Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, Liberty Mutual and ESG Advisory Board Chair at BCCCC

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