With California’s Climate Disclosure Rules requiring initial climate-related financial risk disclosures by January 1, 2026, many companies are refreshing their TCFD-aligned climate risk assessments.
Join us for a practical and forward-looking session designed to help companies unlock the full value of climate risk assessments.
We’re excited to feature US Foods, who will share their approach to assessing climate risk, the value they’ve unlocked through this process, and how they’re leveraging these insights to inform disclosures and support broader business strategy. We'll also hear from Corteva, who will explore how their strategic integration of climate risk assessments is unlocking value through enhanced capital planning and strengthening supply chain resiliency.
This webcast will help you understand how climate risk assessments can:
- Support the business case for decarbonization projects
- Inform long-term capital planning
- Enhance Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) programs
- Improve supply chain resiliency
- Fulfill other mandatory and voluntary reporting framework requirements, not just California Rule 261