Overview

Sustainability data is moving from a disclosure exercise to a strategic decision-making process. For large organizations, Scope 3 emissions and climate risk analysis are becoming concrete, measurable, and consequential.

As regulatory frameworks such as SB253 and SB261 take shape, organizations must robustly analyze emissions and integrate climate risk mitigation plans.

S&P Global Energy Horizons and UCLA Anderson’s Center for Impact are bringing together researchers, corporate leaders, and financial institutions to examine how these forces are converging—and how companies are responding in practice.

Lunch will be provided.

Please register your interest for this exclusive event below. Given limited capacity, we will follow up with registration confirmation if your request to join is approved.

 

Location

UCLA Anderson School of Management

110 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095

Speakers

Jake Rosenberg
Danielle Montagne

Jake Rosenberg

VP, Chief Energy Officer

Kaiser Permanente

Danielle Montagne, Ph.D.

Senior Scientist, Climate Research and Portfolio Analytics, Sustainable1

S&P Global Energy Horizons

Kaleb Boyl
Mike Wallace

Kaleb Boyl

Principal, Transition Impact & Resilience, Sustainable1

S&P Global Energy Horizons

Mike Wallace

Strategic Advisor, Corporate Solutions & Engagement, Sustainable1

S&P Global Energy Horizons

Melissa Gutierrez-Sullivan

Melissa Gutierrez-Sullivan

1st Vice President, Head of ESG, Environmental, Social & Governance

CIM Group

Magali (Maggie) Delmas

Magali (Maggie) Delmas

Faculty Director

UCLA Anderson Center for Impact

Raven Adams

Raven Adams

Director of Sustainability

Granite Construction

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