Yes. Stakeholders such as regulators, employees, customers, suppliers and shareholders are increasingly focused on organizations' impact on the environment, employee well-being and the surrounding communities, and are demanding positive, responsible action and transparency with regard to progress. Increasingly, customers are choosing brands based on sustainability programs and actions, driving a wedge between brands that do and brands that don’t. Green investment capital is often directed at companies with proven sustainability track records as well. In addition, many corporations are requiring sustainability metrics from their partners and suppliers and are rebuilding their supply chains around sustainability. A dedicated effort to improve sustainability can be a differentiator for organizations in all of these areas. Learn more

Sustainability consulting involves helping organizations become more environmentally and socially responsible, and to report their activities to all interested stakeholders. Sustainability consultants work with companies to evaluate, measure and report their impact and recommend changes that promote sustainable operations while ensuring and improving financial health. Key concerns include decarbonization, energy transition, circular economy, and ESG reporting and strategy.

A sustainability consultant can play a pivotal role in helping an organization enhance its sustainability efforts and reporting. Consultants can help in several ways including data management, strategic planning, regulatory compliance, resource efficiency, ESG reporting to regulatory authority and interested stakeholders, carbon footprint reduction, supply chain, and stakeholder engagement. Sustainability consultants can provide tailored solutions that drive meaningful environmental, social, and economic benefits, and clear and transparent reporting, for an organization.