Corporate Sustainability and ESG: Moving Beyond Compliance
Senior leaders from corporate partner companies are invited to discuss how sustainable global business practices can lead to corporate growth.
Apr
11
About This Event
Select senior leadership from corporate partner companies are invited to participate in private, off-the-record roundtable meetings hosted by the Council.Â
These high-level meetings provide an opportunity for business leaders to network and participate in timely, business-relevant global policy discussions. They also provide a platform to showcase executive leadership in a room of peers, customers, service providers, and clients. From NAFTA to national security, immigration to climate change – insights from these discussions offer companies the competitive edge they need to thrive in an increasingly global economy.Â
Learn more about these meetings and other benefits of corporate partnership.Â
About the Speakers
Garry Cooper
Co-founder and CEO of Rheaply
Dr. Garry Cooper is the Co-founder and CEO of Rheaply, a Chicago-based tech company that enables better visibility and utilization of their physical resources. He also serves on the boards of directors of P33 Chicago and 1871, and the investor team at LongJump Ventures, of which he is a founding partner. He holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Northwestern University.
T. Khoi Do
Director of Market Development and Innovation, UL Solutions
T. Khoi Do is the Director of Market Development and Innovation for the Asset and Sustainability Performance portfolio at UL Solutions. In this role, he supports the launch of innovative solutions related to sustainability, ESG performance, healthy employees and buildings, and renewable energy.
Alison Taylor
Chief Sustainability Officer, Archer Daniels Midland Company
CEO, Telesto Strategy
Throughout her almost 15 years in consulting, Alex Kruzel has been assisting companies and public sector organizations to develop and execute their growth strategies. She specializes in helping her clients identify and prioritize opportunities for growth and then implement strategic initiatives.