Learn to develop a GHG inventory using the GHG Protocol, mapping Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across your operations and value chain, setting clear boundaries, and navigating the full process from data collection to audit-ready results.

You'll leave with: Hands-on experience building a GHG inventory, and the confidence to apply core methods, work with real data constraints, and engage internal teams and suppliers.

Decode the evolving reporting landscape and learn how to determine what your organization needs to disclose, how to assess material topics, and how to structure clear, decision-useful reports.

You’ll leave with: A practical approach to navigating disclosure requirements, defining what matters, and translating ESG data into structured, credible reporting.

Learn how to assess the environmental footprint of products across their full life cycle, from raw materials to end-of-life and evaluating impacts beyond carbon.

You'll leave with: A working understanding of how to identify environmental hotspots and use LCA insights to inform product design, comparisons, and sustainability decisions.

Chris leads decarbonization across Oatly's U.S. facilities, drawing on prior roles at Sidewalk Labs and WSP spanning the built environment and climate justice. Join him to learn how sustainability gets done inside one of climate's most scrutinized sectors: food and beverage.

Few people have seen the carbon removal market from as many angles as Stacy Kauk, Chief Science Officer at Isometric. From helping Shopify build one of the earlier major corporate carbon removal portfolios to now leading scientific work on carbon credit certification, Stacy brings a unique perspective on what makes carbon removal credible.

With an MBA from MIT, a background leading strategy and marketing across Silicon Valley software and nonprofit organizations, and credentials as an Accredited Sustainability Advisor for data centers, Susannah brings a rare blend of business acumen and technical depth. In this session, we’ll unpack what's really driving emissions in the digital world, what the rise of AI means for energy and water consumption, and the practical steps any team, technical or not, can take to make their computing footprint smaller.