We’re your energy and sustainability partner,
empowering you to become more proactive and profitable.
Flourish is a tech-enabled “sustainability as a service” offering for companies of all sizes, customizable to wherever you are in your sustainability journey.
Our experts will help you navigate the rapidly innovating landscape of sustainability to identify and execute initiatives for the most impact. Whether it’s carbon management, sustainability reporting, product certifications, life cycle assessments, or renewable energy procurement, we will align your corporate values with the sustainability best practices in your industry. With Flourish, you will get over 100 years of combined expertise in sustainability committed to helping you take the next step.
Our Process
We believe in a data-driven, multidisciplinary approach to sustainability and energy management.
With over 60 areas of expertise, we stack up differently from our competition. Our tech-enabled approach allows us to build your strategy on a foundation of accessible, reliable data. Explore our case studies to see how we can partner together:
Carbon Management
Sustainability Reporting
Utility Bill cost Optimization
Renewable Energy Consulting & Procurement
Facility Energy Audits
Sustainability, ESG, carbon, climate, and energy topics can be complex and confusing.
On the MicroVlogCast, our experts unpack complicated industry topics in unscripted, three-minute episodes to make them as approachable and digestible as possible. We hope you learn a little (and laugh a little) along the way.
“For the past 10 years, Foresight has made our annual sustainability reporting process simple, clear, efficient and most of all, successful. The Foresight team always goes above and beyond to understand our corporate mission and author a plan that has clear objectives, deliverables and which we can carry throughout our company. Foresight is truly a valued partner for AIS.”
Amy Transue, AIS
Sustainability:
Where Do We Start?
Unlocking the Power
of Scope 3 Emissions
Unpacking the SEC’S New Ruling on Carbon Reporting