Overview
Who is this for?
This course is ideal for all those staff who are required to plan for, interpret outcomes and report on sustainability and governance. The course is an introduction to developing an ESG strategy which focuses on the environmental, social, and governance risks in operations as well as exploring the cost benefits.
Why should I take part?
There is increasing interest in the role of ESG and the impact on the triple bottom line – profit, people, planet. The commitment to quantifying ESG practices has become progressively more significant for local and central government and for universities and their departments. A clear ESG strategy can lead to not only better financial results but also to better engagement with key stakeholders in the community within which the business operates.
How will it help me?
During the event, you will…
- Identify your key stakeholders and their ESG priorities for your organisation
- Review the organisation’s current position
- Develop a framework for measurement and reporting
- Set targets for each component of ESG with measurable targets
Following the event, you will…
- Be able to develop a road map to implement the ESG strategy for your business and measure the impact with KPIs
Provisional Itinerary:
The course takes place over the mornings of the 29th and the 30th of September in the form of an online webinar.
This is an online session with a limited number of places available. Delegates will need access to a laptop or PC with a microphone and web camera to participate in this interactive course. Attendees will receive a link to the session one week before and a downloadable participant pack the day before. (Paper copies can be sent out if you notify Sarah Mcloughlin at least 1 week in advance [email protected] )
Final itineraries and timings will be in your calendar invite.
About the Trainer:
The day course will be run by Debra Adams, Head of Professional Development at arena4finance. She is a leading practitioner in delivering courses to develop fundamental financial skills in the hotel and catering sector and is the author of the highly acclaimed text book 'Management Accounting for the Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Industries.’
Additionally Debra has been the Head of Professional Development at the Hospitality Professional Association (www.hospa.org) for over 10 years and was awarded the HOSPA Paragon Award in 2014 for her commitment to financial and revenue management education.
Testimonials:
The trainer was excellent, very calm and clear! - Delegate from Loughborough University
A tough but rewarding day with a wealth of information available. Well-structured and presented with a clear objective and focus through-out. - Delegate from Edge Hill University