WageMap: London Living Wage Data Feedback Session

By Invitation Only

London

April 16, 2026

8:30 - 10:30 am BST

Join WageMap for an interactive two-hour workshop bringing together companies and practitioners working to advance living wage practices. Explore how improved wage transparency and comparability can strengthen how companies can implement living wage efforts across sectors and geographies. We invite you to provide feedback on a preview of the upcoming WageMap publication and platform to ensure they are practical, user-friendly, and decision-useful for practitioners and business leaders.

Objectives:

Share experience working with the latest living wage estimate approaches
Preview potential visualizations and formats of the upcoming WageMap publication and platform
Discuss how living wage estimates are assessed against the Living Wage Reference Standard criteria, and provide feedback on usability, functionality, and potential applications

Your insights will directly inform the development of the WageMap platform and publication, helping ensure it meets the needs of practitioners and supports effective decision-making for business leaders.

Scheduled Speakers

Emma Giloth, Associate Director, Human Rights and Inclusive Business, BSR

Associate Director, Human Rights and Inclusive Business, BSR

New York

Emma Giloth leads BSR's Living Wage practice. She works at the intersection of human rights; food, beverage, and agriculture; consumer marketing; and ethical supply chains.

Emma leads human rights impact and risk assessments, and guides companies on supply chain due diligence and responsible purchasing practices. As lead on BSR's Living Wage practice, she supports companies to activate and manage their Living Wage programs for their owned operations and to build strategies to ensure workers across their supply chains are paid sufficiently.

Prior to BSR, Emma worked in the consumer-packaged goods industry, where she specialized in ethical sourcing of climate-smart ingredients from farmers. A social entrepreneur at heart, she previously co-founded a sustainable natural products brand in Senegal, and continues to work as an advisor to several African brands.