ESG Series Session 1: What Is ESG and Why It Matters to Your Business

January 21, 2021

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ESG is a complex issue impacting numerous aspects of corporate decision-making in Canada and around the world. To help understand what ESG means for your business, Bennett Jones hosted a three-part webinar series to help define and drive ESG within your organization. Our ESG leaders discussed practical implications and strategic considerations in key areas:

January 21, 2021: Session 1 | What Is ESG and Why It Matters to Your Business
January 28, 2021: Session 2 | Risks, Opportunities and Implementation—Part I: Corporate Reporting, Climate Change and Environment
February 4, 2021: Session 3 | Risks, Opportunities and Implementation—Part II: Employees, Indigenous Communities and Project Management and Approvals

This series was moderated by Vancouver Managing Partner, Radha Curpen, and included a diverse panel of Bennett Jones lawyers.

Session 1 Panellists and Topics:

Will Osler: Corporate Governance
Sander Grieve: Corporate Governance

Bennett Jones provides complete ESG-related advice using our deep knowledge and wide experience garnered from advising clients on domestic and international business law relating to corporate governance, securities disclosure, corporate reporting, environmental law, climate change, indigenous relations, project development, supply chain management and crisis management. For more information, please see the Bennett Jones ESG practice page.

If you have any questions, please contact the events team at eventinfo@bennettjones.com.

Defining and Driving ESG Within Your Organization Summary Paper

Details

January 21, 2021
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. PST

Series Moderator

Radha D. Curpen, Vice Chair, Vancouver Managing Partner and National Leader, ESG Strategy and Solutions

Panellists

William S. Osler KC, Partner
Sander A.J.R. Grieve, Partner

CPD Credits

Law Society of Ontario: Each session qualifies for up to 1 hour of Substantive Content. Law Society of British Columbia: Each session qualifies for up to 1 hour of Substantive Content.