Our business community gained invaluable insights on 'Financing Your Sustainability
Goals' through the latest instalment of the Westpac Smarts Series on Thursday, 4 July. Our lineup of speakers each brought a unique perspective to how businesses can drive their
sustainability initiatives.
The key takeaways from our Westpac Smarts session:
to ensure organisational buy-in and implementation.
waste diversion. They keep people at the centre of decision-making, while
maintaining profitability.
making sustainable choices, that can be suited to their state or size, or where
they are on their sustainability journey.
measure towards that goal.
many overseas countries have mandatory climate and ESG reporting
requirements.
of sustainable practices.
services.
For those who missed the event or wish to learn more:
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Goals' through the latest instalment of the Westpac Smarts Series on Thursday, 4 July. Our lineup of speakers each brought a unique perspective to how businesses can drive their
sustainability initiatives.
The key takeaways from our Westpac Smarts session:
- Callum Rae of Ecoglo International highlighted the importance of integrating
to ensure organisational buy-in and implementation.
- Michael Toothill from Kilmarnock Enterprises shared his experience in
waste diversion. They keep people at the centre of decision-making, while
maintaining profitability.
- Gareth Young, from Westpac, spoke of Westpac's own commitment to
making sustainable choices, that can be suited to their state or size, or where
they are on their sustainability journey.
- Sustainability can be tackled differently depending on each business. As a
measure towards that goal.
- Having a handle on your environmental impact and integrating sustainability
many overseas countries have mandatory climate and ESG reporting
requirements.
- Strong partnerships between businesses, local stakeholders, and the
of sustainable practices.
- Authenticity is key. Sustainability cannot be the sole selling point - it must be
services.
For those who missed the event or wish to learn more:
- Our Developing your Sustainability Roadmap series starts on 25 July. Join Jono from DETA for practical guidance to turn your sustainability goals into action.
- Check out our free Sustainability as an opportunity e-learning series to hear more smart ways that local Canterbury businesses are integrating sustainability for business growth.