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Does your company have an Environmental Social Governance (ESG) policy? Can you provide investors, banks, insurance companies, and your customers with the information they need about your ESG strategy?
The Extractive Resource Governance Program (ERGP) at the School of Public Policy, University of Calgary and ESG Management Solutions are delivering a live Executive Certificate in ESG October 24 to October 28, 2022. The course will serve executives who need to go beyond mere reporting to truly improve their ESG ratings, enlighten their board members, and identify risk and opportunity in the ESG space.
The course is designed to help improve your ESG Ratings, organizational performance and managing risk in the new ESG reality. Prepare your organization for better mitigation, adaptation, and management strategies with new ideas, tools, and techniques that go beyond reporting in ESG.
Registration closes on October 19th.
KEY COURSE THEMES
- Introduction to ESG and Systems Thinking
- Materiality and Risk
- Materiality and Stakeholder Expectations
- Life Cycle Assessment and ESG
- ESG and Supply Chains
- Human Trafficking and Child Labour
- Governance and Policy
- ESG Opportunity Management Systems
- Climate, Energy Transition and Renewables
- Indigenous Partnerships and Reconciliation
- Cost-Benefit Analysis and Portfolio Decision Making
- ESG Reporting and Communications
- ESG Performance Evaluation
- Emergency and Security Management
- The Future of ESG
Read the full course syllabus and register: https://www.policyschool.ca/events/esg-management-executive-certificate-course-october-2022/
About the Extractive Resource Governance Program
The Extractive Resource Governance Program (ERGP) was inaugurated in April 2014 with a mandate to support Canadian and international jurisdictions in mineral and petroleum resource development. It was founded by a small, committed group of energy and policy experts steadfast in advancing principles of good governance.
Based in Calgary, Alberta, the ERGP’s position at the heart of Canada’s mature energy sector allowed us to leverage a wealth of expertise and share with the world some of the most advanced legislative, regulatory, and policy systems in existence. They result from decades of responsible and sustainable development.
Governments, industries, and communities need the right tools to build successful, conscientious projects. This means policy systems, regulatory regimes, and the diverse lenses needed to manage complex social, political, and economic dynamics.
Learn more about the Extractive Resource Governance Program: https://www.ergp.ca/
About The School of Public Policy
The School of Public Policy is Canada’s leading policy school. The School was founded in 2008 by renowned economist Jack Mintz with a vision to drive policy discourse with relevant research, outreach and teaching. Its faculty is composed of scholars with exceptional academic credentials and experienced practitioners in business, government and the non-profit sector.
The School’s research is respected because it is independent, credible, and based on hard data. Its influence is reflected by its wide dissemination among policymakers, business leaders, and the media.
Learn more about The School of Public Policy: https://wwww.policyschool.ca
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