Mike Troupos

Natalie Vezina

Episode 1: Sustainability Reporting

Why would a company want to publish a sustainability report? What are the external and internal motivations?

Episode 2: What do you put in a sustainability report?

Reports are frameworks that guide content and structure. There are many options depending on a company’s size, goals, and type.

Episode 3: Reporting Frameworks for Publicly-Traded Companies

Various reporting frameworks exist for publicly-traded companies. Natalie and Mike cover the GRI, TCFD, SASB, and CDP.

Episode 4: What are the United Nations' SDGs?

The UN SDGs complement and guide companies to globally unify their efforts to curb climate change. Here’s how to incorporate them into your report.

Episode 5: Materiality Study

Wondering what to include in your sustainability report? A Materiality Study will tell you.

Episode 6: Sustainability Report Data

You can’t manage what you don’t measure. Data is the backbone of your report, so be sure it’s verifiable and accurate.

Episode 7: Storytelling in a Sustainability Report

Sustainability reporting isn’t just numbers and metrics; it’s a story. Make sure you tell it well.

Episode 8: What is Natalie's Superpower?

Natalie’s superpower makes her excellent at her job. Any guesses?

Episode 9: Putting the Sustainability Pieces Together

You’ve determined your reporting framework, collected the data, created charts, and written a compelling story. How does it all come together?

Episode 10: Supply Chain Sustainability

Carbon reduction goals of large OEMs require alignment from their entire supply chain. Here is what suppliers need to know to gain a competitive edge.