BSR and Forum for the Future will bring together senior sustainability and innovation leaders to explore a critical challenge for companies seeking to transform how they create value: what does it take to move business model innovation from promising pilots to commercially viable implementation?
Join Aron Cramer and his successor, new BSR President and CEO Diederik Timmer, for a private dinner and candid conversation with your peers who are also navigating today’s complex business environment.
This session is designed to help companies recalibrate their next generation of climate targets so they are connected to core business priorities and positioned to achieve systemic climate impact. Through candid conversations with business peers, participants will explore the realities of implementation, including common barriers, practical trade-offs, and concrete examples of what works in practice.
Join BSR and the We Mean Business Electric Advantage program to explore how accelerating electrification can deliver business value while supporting workers, suppliers, and communities.
As companies advance their net-zero strategies, attention is turning to carbon dioxide removal as a key tool for companies to address residual emissions, strengthen their long-term net-zero strategies, and stay ahead of evoving standards. Join BSR and Climeworks for a confidential discussion to explore the opportunities, challenges, and practical realities of procuring credible and informed nature-based carbon removals with integrity.
Join BSR for a breakfast roundtable bringing together U.S. and global business leaders, investors, and civil society organizations to explore how companies can translate their global living wage commitments into effective strategies and action in the complex U.S. landscape.
This session will cover shared challenges in measuring, reporting, and reducing the environmental impacts of AI. We will also explore how to work effectively with AI vendors, including what questions to ask during procurement conversations and what information is needed to support credible environmental reporting.
Explore how greater visibility into global textile flows can strengthen circular textile strategies, support effective Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) implementation, enable responsible global trade, and foster stronger collaboration across the value chain.
Explore how companies are shifting from assessing physical climate risks to taking practical steps to withstand these disruptions. Corporate leaders will share how they identify and prioritize physical climate risks, analyze future scenarios, integrate climate adaptation into business planning, and engage suppliers and local stakeholders.
WWF and CDP, supported by BSR, will convene senior practitioners and decision-makers from leading companies, financial institutions, and civil society organizations for an interactive workshop exploring how to enable and scale nature in transition planning, as a strategic approach to enhancing business resilience while aligning organizations with nature goals.
Transition plans are entering a new phase. Explore how transition plans can evolve from compliance documents into practical management tools that guide decision-making amid uncertainty.
Join us for one of the many events we're hosting, all centered around the ideas shaping climate action today, from the environmental impacts of AI to climate and nature transition planning.
Check out our curated list of recommended events to guide your Climate Week NYC and UNGA experience (access requires a BSR member login).
Explore how sustainability leaders can protect funding for high-impact work, make stronger budget requests, and adapt their approaches as responsibilities shift across business functions.
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How can sustainable business collaboration remain effective in a rapidly changing world? Join BSR to explore emerging scenarios and what collaboration could look like over the next 5–10 years.
