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Sustainability Fundamentals 101
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Tuesday 25 May (Auckland)
Tuesday 1 June (Wellington) 9am - 4:30pm
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Are you being increasingly asked to engage with sustainability issues, but not sure where to start?
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Our free, one-day course provides you with the foundational knowledge needed to confidently engage with environmental and social sustainability issues.
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Delivered by EY in partnership with SBC, this course is for anyone starting out on their sustainability journey or those who are on their way but want to know more.
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Upon completion, you will: - Understand the key sustainability challenges and opportunities facing New Zealand businesses
- Identify a range of solutions to effectively address these
- Understand what other businesses leaders are doing to grasp these opportunities
- Identify how to contribute to improved sustainability performance within your company
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You’ll also receive a free diagnostic tool to support you to take the next step to progress sustainability in your role.
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Developed exclusively for SBC and CLC members, places are limited to 2 people per organisation. We encourage you to forward this invitation to others in your business who may benefit.
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Email Jasmine.Emerton@nz.ey.com to register. Please include which workshop you wish to attend (Auckland or Wellington) and any dietary requirements.
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What this course will cover
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Topics we’ll discuss include: - Sustainability: what it is and how to get it done: lead by Gerri Ward (EY) and Jay Crangle (SBC)
- Climate change: what you need to do, when and why: lead by Pip Best, Matt Cowie (EY) and Kate Wilson Butler (SBC)
- Community impact: Why it’s good business: Led by Brian Walsh and Simon Ngawhika (EY)
- The role of te ao Māori in making better business: led by Anthony Ruakere (EY)
- Transformational change: how to engender change and create value within your organisation: led by Samantha Thomas (EY)
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We will also be joined by expert panellists in these areas, who’ll share their views on what makes a great, sustainable business.
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