Pulsora live webinar

How businesses still meet their sustainability ambitions on smaller budgets

In this live webinar, Todd Cort of the Yale School of Management joins Pulsora's Darayush Mistry and Monit Vats to share how leading companies are changing the way sustainability work gets done.

You'll learn how they:

  • Stay compliant with CSRD and SB 253
  • Keep their commitments with fewer people and less money
  • Turn the data they already collect into decisions

The speakers

Todd Cort

Todd Cort

Senior Lecturer in Sustainability, Yale School of Management

Todd Cort is a Senior Lecturer in Sustainability at the Yale School of Management and Faculty Director of its Executive MBA in Sustainability. He also advises companies on sustainability strategy as Co-Founder and Principal of NPV Associates. In this session he brings research on why some of the biggest risks to a business never appear in its accounts, and what he sees companies changing in the way they buy outside help.

Darayush Mistry

Darayush Mistry

Head of Product, Pulsora

Darayush Mistry leads product at Pulsora and walks through one reporting cycle done the traditional way and the new way.

Monit Vats

Monit Vats

Chief Revenue Officer, Pulsora

Monit Vats works with Pulsora's customers every day and moderates the session.

Register for December 3

What the session covers:
  • Who does the work. More companies now bring outside sustainability experts into their own team, working with Sustainability AI, so their own people spend their time on decisions instead of reporting.

  • The data you already collect. Compliance already means collecting data on energy, fleets and the companies you buy from. Leading teams turn that data into decisions on risk and cost.

  • Moving early. We walk through one reporting cycle done the traditional way and the new way, side by side.

For sustainability leaders, and the finance leaders who share the reporting budget with them. Can't make it? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.

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Thursday, December 3, 2:00 pm Eastern (7:00 pm UK). The session runs for about an hour on Zoom.

Your personal join link will reach you by email before the session. Can't make it on the day? We'll send you the recording.