[NASRS 2025 Breakout Session] Building Resilient Supply Chains: Innovating for Sustainability and Business Growth

In this webinar, we dive into sustainable transformation within the aviation industry. Hear from our customers and Sector Initiative members on how the industry can take control of supplier risk with

Drawing on the latest joint research from EcoVadis and BCG and supported by insights from 135,000 carbon scorecards and 48,000 GHG reporters from the EcoVadis network, this session provides a data-dri

Kinly tackles the challenge of bridging client expectations and limited supplier data.

The EU's Omnibus Simplification Package marks a pivotal turning point for corporate sustainability compliance, directly reshaping how businesses manage supply chain due diligence and sustainability re

The EU's Omnibus Simplification Package marks a turning point for corporate sustainability compliance, directly impacting how businesses manage supply chain due diligence and sustainability reporting.

The ever-evolving trade and regulatory landscape and increasing stakeholder scrutiny mean that silence from workers in your supply chain is no longer benign, it's a significant financial, legal, and r

Explore the evolving landscape of supply chain risk and discover how AI is revolutionizing the sustainability risk management space.

Scope 3 emissions are on average 21 times higher than direct operations, putting companies at risk of more than $500 billion in annual carbon costs by 2030

With a focus on the efforts needed to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5°C, COP30 was a a critical moment to turn past promises into action.

Watch the first recording of our three-part webinar series covering the latest development around the EU's Omnibus Simplification Package. In this session you will hear on the immediate impact of the

Are you still playing defence with human rights due diligence? Traditional social compliance tools are no longer sufficient to manage the requirements of resilient global supply chains. The evolving

Traditional social compliance tools are no longer sufficient to manage the requirements of resilient global supply chains. The evolving regulatory landscape and stakeholder expectations demand a more