3rd Annual Summit on ESG - WEB

ACI welcomes you to the 3rd Annual Summit on ESG in NYC this October. This critical sustainability and ESG-focused event brings together industry thought leaders from fortunelevel companies and from cross-industry sectors for interactive discussions, insightful case studies, and networking with your sustainability colleagues.

Societal, environmental and economic challenges are on the rise, and it is critical for organizations to manage, predict, and prepare for these challenges. You do not want to miss this opportunity to join us at ACI’s 3rd Annual Summit on ESG, where you can take advantage of this unparalleled opportunity to connect with corporate practitioners from various industries, gain strategic guidance on enhancing your ESG programs, and network with your sustainability peers.

We have completely revamped the agenda for the 2023 conference, specifically addressing the daily challenges you encounter. In addition to the unmatched, interactive benchmarking content at the event, be sure to take advantage of the amplified networking opportunities with like-minded ESG professionals.

Unlock ESG opportunities that align people, profit, and purpose with the greater goal of building a better future for all

AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS  Tuesday, October 10, 2023

WORKSHOP A 9:00 am – 12:30 pm

Comprehensive Guide to Building, Maintaining, and Operationalizing a Robust ESG Program

MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 1  Wednesday, October 11, 2023 | 8:00 am–5:00 pm

8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration

9:00 am Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

9:15 am SEC Watch: Preparing for the Future of Mandatory ESG Disclosures

10:00 am Navigating the ESG Whistleblower Landscape: What Companies Need to Know About ESG Whistleblower Rights and Corporate Obligations

11:00 am Networking Break | Coffee Sponsor:

11:15 am Establishing and Maintaining the Global Supplier Diversity Strategy: Promoting Utilization of Diverse Suppliers Globally to Stakeholders

11:45 am Networking Luncheon

1:00 pm Aligning the ESG Function in Your Organizational Strategy and Partnering with Business Units to Strengthen ESG Opportunities

2:15 pm Leveraging ESG and DEI Strategies to Drive Value and Long-Term Sustainability

3:15 pm Networking Break | Coffee Sponsor:

3:30 pm Tackling the Climate Crisis: Rapid Decarbonization, Risk Management, and Investment Opportunities

4:30 pm Keynote Presentation — Rohit Aggarwala, Chief Climate Officer of New York City, Commissioner of NYC Environmental Protection

5:00 pm Day 1 Adjourns

WORKSHOP B 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Navigating the Complex World of ESG Ratings and Rankings

MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 2

Thursday, October 12, 2023 | 8:00 am–5:00 pm

8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration

9:00 am Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

9:10 am Keynote — Lee A. Greenwood, Assistant Regional Director – Asset Management Unit, Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

9:45 am Navigating the Landscape of Pro- and Anti-ESG Regulatory Action in the U.S.

10:45 am Networking Break | Coffee Sponsor:

11:00 am Sustainable Finance and ESG Investments: Navigating Risks and Opportunities

12:00 pm Networking Luncheon

1:00 pm Corporate Strategies for ESG Data Management to Drive Positive Impact, Informed Decision-making, and Long-term Value Creation

2:00 pm Designing an ESG Strategy that Mitigates the Risks of Greenwashing, Greenhushing, and Green Claims

3:00 pm Networking Break | Coffee Sponsor:

3:15 pm Advancing Gender Equity through ESG Imperatives

4:00 pm California’s Climate Risk Disclosure Rules: Breaking Down the Landmark Legislation of Bills SB 253 and SB 261, and Cross-Industry Impacts

5:00 pm Closing Remarks and Conference Adjourns

SPEAKING FACULTY 2023

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Rohit “Rit” Aggarwala

Chief Climate Officer of New York City

Commissioner of NYC Environmental Protection

Lee A. Greenwood

Assistant Regional Director

– Asset Management Unit

Division of Enforcement U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

SPEAKERS & THOUGHTLEADERS

Thomas Abdallah

VP Design Services and Chief Environmental Engineer

MTA Construction and Development New York City

Marie Clara Buellingen Director, Responsible Finance/ESG Société Générale

CO-CHAIRS

Matthew Cullinen

Vice President, Sustainability HSBC

Nicole Karlebach

Assistant General Counsel, Sustainability Mars Wrigley

Conor Chell Head of ESG Practice Group: Sustainability MLT Aikins LLP

Boris Couteaux Chief Strategy Officer impak Analytics

Divya Bendre

Head of Sustainable Fixed Income, Americas Bank of America

Jessica Butts Principal ESG Global Advisors

Allen Cheng Associate Partner and ESG Asset Class Lead AON

Candice Dial

Senior Vice President, Director of ESG Investments

Rockefeller Capital Management

Kirby Brendsel

Vice President, ESG & Sustainability Director

Flagstar Bank

David Carlin

Head of Climate Risk and TCFD United Nations Environmental Program, Financial Institutions (UNEP FI)

Kevin Christopher Founder & Principal Rockridge Venture Law

Chad Breckinridge

VP and Deputy General Counsel

Cisco

Holly Carr Managing Director, Forensics BDO USA, P.A.

Jayme Colosimo ESG Investment Director Capital Group

Hervé P. Duteil Chief Sustainability Officer BNP Paribas Howard A. Fischer Partner Moses & Singer LLP

Kelly Fisher

SVP and Head of Corporate

Sustainability, US

HSBC

Kevin Kwok

Chief Operating Officer & Chief Sustainability Officer

OMAO Brands

Michael K. Murphy Partner

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Tequila Smith

Executive Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer

Covanta

Ekaterina Grigoryeva

Former Global Lead, Environment and Social DevelopmentFinancial Sector

The World Bank

Ann Lee-Jeffs

Global Head of ESG & Sustainability

Modern Meadow

Demian Newman

CEO

GreenWorks ESG

Nelson A. Switzer

Managing Partner & Co-Founder

Climate Innovation Capital

Akanksha Halbe

Associate Director, Corporate Responsibility & ESG

Organon

Irina Markina

Managing Director, Head of Impact and Sustainability

Ara Partners

Egwu Nwankpah

Vice President, Head of Supplier Diversity

Cushman & Wakefield

Douglas Thompson

Class Action and Commercial Litigation Partner

Snell & Wilmer

John Anthony Hodges

Director of ESG, Climate and CSR

Burlington Stores

Alyse Mauro Mason

Associate Director, ESG, Business Performance Improvement

Protiviti

Punita Patel

Head of Supplier Diversity, Sustainable Procurement - ESG

Guardian Life

Matt Toohey

Vice President, ESG and Sustainable Business Practice

Angela Jhanji

Managing Director

EQT Group

Brian Matt

Director, Head of ESG Advisory

New York Stock Exchange

Joanna Rice

Vice President, Global Head of Corporate Social Responsibility & ESG

Match Group

Modern West John Tobin-de le Puente Professor of Practice of Corporate Sustainability

Cornell University

Sarah Kapnick, PhD

Chief Scientist

NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

Clarence Mingo

Vice President, Corporate Affairs & ESG

T. Marzetti Company

Joe Rozza

Chief Sustainability Officer

Ryan Companies

Frank G. Zarb Partner

Proskauer Rose LLP

Subho Mukherjee

Vice President, Global Head of Sustainability

Nokia

Rishi Shah

Senior Director, Sustainability

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2023

A9:00 am–12:30 pm  Comprehensive Guide to Building, Maintaining, and Operationalizing a Robust ESG Program

Building, maintaining, and operationalizing a robust ESG program is crucial for organizations that prioritize sustainability and responsible business practices. During this deep-dive workshop, we will explore some steps to help you establish and sustain an effective and robust ESG program, including:

• Commitment from Top Leadership

• Defining ESG Objectives

• Developing a Robust ESG Framework

• Conducting Materiality Assessment

B1:30

pm–5:00 pm

• Integrating ESG into Strategy

• Establishing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Engaging Stakeholders

• Risk Management and Compliance

Navigating the Complex World of ESG Ratings and Rankings

There currently exists a lack of global uniform reporting standards for ESG. This lack of standards across multiple sectors has led ESG ratings providers to adopt varying methodologies, creating a number of complex challenges organizations. During this deep-dive workshop, we will discuss the complex landscape of ESG ratings and rankings. We will explore:

• Navigating varying ESG standards – ESG’s Alphabet soup

• Addressing disparities and ambiguity in current ESG ratings and rankings

• Creating a path toward more rigorous and coherent methods for ratings and rankings

• Customizing organizational ESG indices to align with your investor values

• Embedding standardized ratings and rankings into ESG strategy

Alyse Mauro Mason Associate Director, ESG, Business Performance Improvement Protiviti

Michael K. Murphy Partner Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Jessica Butts

Principal ESG Global Advisors, Inc.

Boris Couteaux

Chief Strategy Office, Head of Indices impak Analytics

9:15

ESG factors have gained significant importance among investors and stakeholders, and there has been a growing demand for standardized and consistent ESG reporting to support informed decision-making. During this critical panel on the future of mandatory ESG disclosures, we will discuss:

• The SEC’s current and forward focus on ESG and its impact on financial markets in the U.S. and abroad

• Proposed legislation and guidance on improving the consistency, comparability, and usefulness of such disclosures

• Navigating a framework for materiality considerations in ESG reporting

• Aligning ESG reporting requirements with internationally recognized standards, such as those developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)

Moderator: Conor Chell Head of ESG Practice Group: Sustainability MLT Aikins LLP

Matthew Cullinen Vice President, Sustainability HSBC

Nicole Karlebach Assistant General Counsel, Sustainability Mars Wrigley

David Carlin Head of Climate Risk and TCFD

United Nations Environmental Program, Financial Institutions (UNEP FI)

Frank G. Zarb, Jr. Partner Proskauer Rose LLP

SEC Watch: Preparing for the Future of Mandatory ESG Disclosures

10:00  Navigating the ESG Whistleblower Landscape: What Companies Need to Know About ESG Whistleblower Rights and Corporate Obligations

Navigating the ESG whistleblower landscape is crucial for companies to ensure compliance, ethical practices, and mitigate potential risks. Understanding whistleblower rights, corporate obligations, and taking appropriate next steps is essential in today’s sustainability focused climate. During this panel, we will discuss some key points for companies to consider, including:

• Understanding the current landscape of whistleblower rights

• Guidance on corporate obligations, including robust reporting mechanisms, internal reporting procedures, and training and awareness

• Creating a roadmap to critical next steps, including prompt investigation, maintaining confidentiality, taking appropriate remedial actions, and continual improvements

Holly Carr Managing Director, Forensics BDO USA, P.A.

Howard A. Fischer Partner Moses & Singer LLP

11:00  Networking Break

Coffee Sponsor:

11:15  Establishing and Maintaining the Global Supplier Diversity Strategy: Promoting Utilization of Diverse Suppliers Globally to Stakeholders

Developing and maintaining a global supplier diversity strategy requires careful planning, execution, and ongoing commitment. During this panel, we will explore steps to establish and maintain a strategy that promotes the utilization of diverse suppliers globally to stakeholders, including:

• How to conduct a supplier diversity assessment

• Establishing specific and measurable targets for supplier diversity, including the percentage of diverse suppliers you aim to engage globally, the amount of spend allocated to diverse suppliers, and the number of diverse suppliers integrated into your supply chain

• Developing a global supplier diversity policy, including a comprehensive policy that outlines your organization's commitment to global supplier diversity and communicating the policy to all stakeholders, including employees, suppliers, and customers

• Emphasizing the importance of diversity, defining supplier eligibility criteria, and outlining steps your organization will take to promote diversity globally

Kevin Kwok Chief Operating Officer & Chief Sustainability Officer OMAO Brands

Egwu Nwankpah, CPA Vice President, Head of Supplier Diversity Cushman & Wakefield

Networking Luncheon

Aligning the ESG Function in Your Organizational Strategy and Partnering with Business Units to Strengthen ESG Opportunities

Identifying ways to strengthen ESG opportunities requires a collaborative effort between sustainability professionals and business units within an organization. During this panel, we will explore steps to consider when partnering with business units to identify and strengthen opportunities that will ultimately drive overall business value. During this panel discussion, we will explore:

• Clearly understanding the objectives and goals of the business units you are working with to identify areas where ESG can have the most impact

• Identifying relevant sources to achieve goals across business units

• Establishing clear communication channels with all stakeholders that are involved in the overall business objectives

• Using sustainability data to drive decisions across the organization and empowering your teams to make decisions that support overall business

Chad Breckinridge VP and Deputy General Counsel

Cisco

Hervé P. Duteil Chief Sustainability Officer

BNP Paribas

Nicole Karlebach

Assistant General Counsel, Sustainability Mars Wrigley

2:15  Leveraging ESG and DEI Strategies that Shape Long-Term Sustainability and Deliver Value Creation

ESG and DEI strategies have gained significant importance in the business world as they contribute to long-term sustainability and value creation. By incorporating these strategies into their operations, organizations can enhance their performance, mitigate risks, attract investors, and build strong relationships with stakeholders. During this panel, we will review ways to leverage ESG and DEI strategies for long-term sustainability and value, including:

• Integrating DEI considerations into your business strategy, decision-making processes, and performance metrics

• Engaging with stakeholders, including investors, employees, customers, suppliers, and local communities, to understand their expectations and concerns very clearly

• Assessing DEI in the supply chain

• Fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace by implementing policies and practices that promote diversity at all levels of the organization

• Ensuring strong governance practices that promote ethical behavior, accountability, and transparency

Kelly Fisher

SVP and Head of Corporate Sustainability, US

HSBC

Angela Jhanji Managing Director EQT Group

Moderator: Joe Rozza Chief Sustainability Officer Ryan Companies

Tequila Smith Executive Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer Covanta

Moderator: Clarence Mingo Vice President, Corporate Affairs & ESG T. Marzetti Company

Joanna Rice Vice President, Global Head of Corporate Social Responsibility & ESG Match Group

3:15  Networking Break

Coffee Sponsor:

3:30  Tackling the Climate Crisis: Rapid Decarbonization, Risk Management, and Investment Opportunities

Tackling the climate crisis requires a multi-faceted approach, but energy efficiency and rapid decarbonization are crucial components of any comprehensive strategy. During this panel, we will explore how these two factors can contribute to mitigating climate change. We will explore:

• Understanding the various categories and sources of emissions relevant to your industry and operations

• Navigating reporting guidelines, methodologies, and emission factors prescribed by regulatory bodies or standards organizations like the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol

• Identifying your emissions sources that are most material to your organization and best practices for conducting a materiality assessment

• Seeking input from key suppliers, customers, industry associations, and experts to better understand the Scope 3 emissions associated with your value chain to gather valuable data and insights

Thomas Abdallah

Vice President Design Services and Chief Environmental Engineer

MTA Construction and Development

New York City

Kirby Brendsel

Vice President, ESG & Sustainability Director

Flagstar Bank

Sarah Kapnick, PhD

Chief Scientist

NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

Subho Mukherjee

Vice President, Global Head of Sustainability

Nokia

Rishi Shah

Senior Director, Sustainability

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

Rohit Aggarwala Chief Climate Officer of New York City Commissioner of NYC Environmental Protection

MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2023

8:00  Networking Breakfast and Registration

9:00  Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

Matthew Cullinen Vice President, Sustainability HSBC

9:10

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will kick off Day 2 of our conference with an insightful keynote presentation focused on the landscape of ESG in the U.S. — what’s new today and where are we headed for tomorrow.

Lee A. Greenwood

Assistant Regional Director – Asset Management Unit

Division of Enforcement

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

9:45  Navigating the Landscape of Pro- and Anti-ESG Regulatory Action in the U.S.

ESG factors have become increasingly important for investors and companies alike. While there has been a growing interest in ESG investing and corporate sustainability, the regulatory landscape surrounding ESG in the U.S. has been somewhat fragmented and subject to change. During this panel, we will review the landscape of both Pro- and Anti-ESG Regulatory Action, with topics including:

• The SEC’s steps to enhance ESG disclosure requirements and improve transparency through rulemaking to mandate standardized ESG disclosures, providing investors with consistent and reliable information

• State-level initiatives that promote ESG practices and reporting

• Best practices for navigating shareholder activism

• Attempts to roll back or limit ESG-related regulations

• The current landscape of industry opposition with the goal of limiting ESG-related mandates

10:45  Networking Break

Coffee Sponsor:

11:00  Sustainable Finance and ESG Investments: Navigating Risks and Opportunities

Sustainable finance and ESG investments have gained significant prominence in recent years as more investors recognize the importance of integrating ESG factors into their decision-making processes. Navigating the risks and opportunities in sustainable finance and ESG investments requires understanding the key concepts and considerations involved. During this panel, we will explore:

• Assessing your company's impact on the environment, such as its carbon emissions or resource usage

• Addressing social factors such as how your organization interacts with its employees, customers, communities, and other stakeholders

• Considerations for governance factors, including assessing the company's leadership, executive compensation, shareholder rights, and board diversity

• Best practices for the integration of ESG factors into investment analysis and decision-making processes

Matt Toohey Vice President, ESG and Sustainable Business Practice Modern West

Allen Cheng Associate Partner and ESG Asset Class Lead AON

Marie Clara Buellingen Director, Responsible Finance/ESG

Société Générale

Irina Markina Managing Director, Head of Impact and Sustainability Ara Partners

12:00  Networking Luncheon

Nelson A. Switzer Managing Partner Climate Innovation Capital Moderator: Divya Bendre Director, ESG Capital Markets Bank of America

Demian Newman CEO GreenWorks ESG

1:00  Corporate Strategies for ESG Data Management to Drive Positive Impact, Informed Decision-making, and Long-term Value Creation

Data security is an essential aspect of modern-day business operations. With the increasing amount of sensitive data being generated and shared across various platforms, it is crucial to adopt robust data security measures to protect against unauthorized access, theft, or misuse. Here are some of the latest data security measures that can help protect sensitive data:

• Analyzing ESG metrics, such as carbon emissions, water usage, employee diversity, and community engagement to identify areas for improvement and implement strategies to drive positive change

• Creating a sustainable and strong ESG data governance framework

• Using ESG data for strategic planning, risk management, and investment decisions to drive a more holistic and sustainable approach

• Transparently reporting on ESG performance, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions that hold the organization accountable

• Implementing robust data security measures to protect sensitive ESG data from unauthorized access, theft, or misuse

Jayme Colosimo

ESG Investment Director Capital Group

John Anthony Hodges

Director of ESG, Climate and CSR Burlington Stores

Punita Patel Head of Supplier Diversity, Sustainable Procurement - ESG Guardian Life

2:00  Designing an ESG Strategy that Mitigates the Risks of Greenwashing, Greenhushing, and Green Claims

Mitigating the risks of greenwashing requires a multifaceted approach that prioritizes transparency, accountability, and accurate communication. During this panel, we will explore strategies that businesses can use to navigate the complex landscape of sustainability, avoid greenwashing, and demonstrate an authentic commitment to environmental responsibility, including:

• Providing clear information about your sustainability efforts and keys to avoiding exaggerated claims through the use of third-party certifications or labels to provide independent verification of your green credentials

• Using accurate and understandable language that avoids greenwashing clichés and generalizations

• Evaluating the environmental impact of your product or service from raw material extraction to disposal, and implementing a holistic view of your environmental footprint to identify areas for improvement

• Investing in educating your employees about greenwashing and the importance of accurate environmental claims

• Collaborate with environmental organizations, NGOs, and other stakeholders to gain insights and feedback on your sustainability initiatives

Candice Dial

SVP, Director of ESG Investments

Rockefeller Capital Management

Ekaterina Grigoryeva

Former Global Lead, Environment and Social DevelopmentFinancial Sector

The World Bank

Moderator:

Brian Matt Director, Head of ESG Advisory New York Stock Exchange

Ann Lee-Jeffs Global Head of ESG & Sustainability Modern Meadow

Moderator: Douglas Thompson Class Action and Commercial Litigation Partner Snell & Wilmer

3:00  Networking Break

Coffee Sponsor:

3:15  Advancing Gender Equity through ESG Imperatives

During this panel, we will address the myriad ways that integrating gender equity into ESG imperatives can be a powerful catalyst for advancing social progress. We will explore best pathways to embracing diverse perspectives, ensuring equal opportunities, and fostering inclusive cultures, so that the business can create a more equitable and sustainable future. Speaking points will include:

• Promoting equal representation and creating an inclusive environment to ensure that women have equal opportunities for career advancement and leadership positions

• Addressing gender pay gaps and ensuring that women receive equal benefits, such as paid parental leave, flexible work arrangements, etc

• Implementing policies that allow for flexible working hours, remote work options, and family-friendly benefits to create an environment that supports women's career progression and reduces the burden of work-life conflicts

• Promoting gender equity by partnering with suppliers that uphold fair labor practices, including gender equality and women's empowerment throughout their value chains

• Ensuring that diverse perspectives are considered while promoting a culture of accountability and transparency

4:00

Amid eager anticipation for the SEC's Final Climate Risk Disclosure Rule, California legislature has approved two landmark bills—SB 253 and SB 261—with national and global implications for businesses and their supply chains.

The bills, which require large public and private companies in the state to disclose greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) to investors and the public, mean that impacted companies will face significant costs for compliance, including across supply chains. During this timely panel, we will explore:

• Key elements of each bill, including SB 253’s disclosure requirements for Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions for the prior fiscal year

• Key differences between Senate Bill 253 and Senate Bill 261

• Understanding who has to disclose, reporting entities versus covered entities

• The requirement for publicly disclosing climate-related financial risks

• Addressing transparency as a broader theme and cross-industry impacts

• Key issues and next steps, including potential legal challenges

5:00  Closing Remarks from the Co-Chairs and Conference Adjourns

California’s Climate Risk Disclosure Rules: Breaking Down the Landmark Legislation of Bills SB 253 and SB 261, and Cross-Industry Impacts

Akanksha Halbe Associate Director, Corporate Responsibility & ESG Organon

Alyse Mauro Mason Associate Director, ESG, Business Performance Improvement Protiviti

Kevin Christopher Founder & Principal Rockridge Venture Law

John Tobin-de le Puente Professor of Practice of Corporate Sustainability Cornell University

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