ESG, sustainability and Purpose advisory
A rapidly changing landscape
We coined the term ESGP in 2020, based on our conviction that you cannot have ESG without Purpose, and vice versa.
Since then, the world has changed dramatically. Sustainability communication professionals are caught up in a culture war and caught between deregulatory and regulatory agendas.
Trying to do and communicate about sustainability right now can feel a thankless task. It doesn’t have to.
Because we blur the lines between communication and sustainability consultancy, we are able to help businesses drive vital environmental and social impact programmes forwards, communicating them in way that minimises risk and maximises effectiveness.
Talk to us about:
- ESG benchmarking
- Materiality mapping
- ESG investor fundraising
- ESG statutory reporting
- Capital Market Days
- Overclaim prevention
- Impact Gap© assessment
- Anchor Goal© development
- Purpose identification
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