Industry Insights - Energy Welcome to the Summer 2024 edition of the Energy & Utilities newsletter.This edition includes Protiviti's 2024 Fall Innovating Audit CPE Event, recent blog posts and upcoming events. Earn CPE Credit at Protiviti's Innovating Audit CPE Event - September 2024 Protiviti's Innovating Audit CPE Event is back on Tuesday, September 17! Join us virtually for a FREE CPE event with the opportunity to earn up to 7 CPE credits! Attendees will hear from internal audit and other subject-matter experts on the latest trends, technologies and success stories to help their company build an innovative, future-ready internal audit function. Register Here ENERGY & UTILITIES BLOG Blog | Harnessing Operational Excellence: A Path to Enhanced Legal Department Services in the Energy and Utilities Sector E&U companies are under increasing pressure to keep their rate structures down while delivering the highest levels of performance. They also struggle to balance the interests of consumers, regulators, shareholders and other stakeholders with the need to position their business for the future and invest in infrastructure, advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI), and sustainability initiatives.E&U businesses that want to optimize their legal functions, but are uncertain of how or where to start, should know that even small changes in how basic processes are handled can deliver big returns. Read More Blog | Leveraging the Human Factor: When Digital Strategies Alone Can’t Revive Slowing Results Businesses are constantly searching for new ways to match messaging to eyeballs, or put succinctly, trying to adapt new strategies to engage effectively with customers where they are consuming content. But what happens when these digital marketing and advertising efforts start to lose steam? Read More Blog | An Earth Day Question: Is the Energy and Utility Industry Ready to Meet the Growing Demand for Climate-Risk Transparency? When Earth Day premiered on (April 22) in 1970, the grassroots environmentalists who organized it aimed to leverage the energy of the anti-war movement on college campuses to protest pollution. What they wound up with was a much broader coalition of organizations that garnered national attention. Read More Subscribe to the Energy & Utilities Blog Click Here KNOWLEDGELEADERLearn How to Receive a Complimentary Subscription to KnowledgeLeader Topics Business Performance
