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Sustainability Breakfast Roundtable – Chicago
April 10, 2024

312 Chicago
136 N La Salle St
Chicago, IL 60602

Discover an exclusive breakfast experience that brings together ESG and sustainability leaders at the RepRisk Sustainability Breakfast Roundtable. Join us for a morning of networking, insightful presentations, and an interactive panel discussion focused on ESG data trends, corporate responsibility, and risk mitigation.

Your morning

08:00 Guest Arrival and Networking
08:30 Breakfast Served
09:00 Welcoming Remarks from RepRisk

– Joseph Schuhow, Head of Business Development, North America, RepRisk

09:05 RepRisk Presentation: Harnessing the Power of AI and Human Intelligence for Business Conduct Risk
• Exploring how AI and human oversight can improve transparency
• How can the financial services sector identify material risks from businesses’ conduct?
• What does the latest data tell us about greenwashing and social washing?
• Insights into the evolving landscape of corporate sustainability and accountability

– Philipp Aeby, CEO, RepRisk

09:20 Panel Discussion: Deep Dive Into ESG Data Trends, From Innovation to Risk Mitigation
• The latest innovations in ESG data including AI and machine learning.
• E, S, and G risk management approaches to downside risk protection across asset classes.
• Human rights considerations for your ESG strategy.
• Incoming regulation and the impact on the evolving sustainable investment landscape.

– Joseph Schuhow, Head of Business Development, North America, RepRisk
– Chris Knowland, Director of Responsible Investing, Harris Associates
– Nicholas Petrella, Senior Director – Chief of Staff, Responsible Investing, Nuveen
– Meagan Tenety, Senior ESG Analyst, Ariel Investments

 

09:50 Latest ESG Risk Research: Supply Chain Risk: Mitigating Negative Impact on Stock Returns
• What is the relationship between supply chain risk and long-run stock returns?
• In what ways does robust and responsible sourcing help tackle regulatory risk?
• What are the unexpected benefits of low-risk supply chain for companies?

– Aaron Yoon, Assistant Professor of Accounting & Information Management, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

10:05 Networking Session
10:30 Close of Roundtable

* The RepRisk Sustainability Breakfast Roundtable operates under The Chatham House Rule

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