ESG & CSR Board Meeting

May 22-23, 2024ㅤ•ㅤDallas, TX

Welcome to an incredible series of discussions with heads of ESG and CSR at the world’s biggest companies.

48 COMPANIES ATTENDING THE MEETING (SO FAR)

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1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc., Abbott, Adtalem Global Education, American Airlines, Amtrak, Bath & Body Works, Bloomin’ Brands, Campbell Soup Co., CDW, Cenovus Energy, CenterPoint Energy, Charter Communications, The Cheesecake Factory, Cimpress, Conagra Brands, Constellation Energy, Cox Enterprises, Electrolux, Expedia Group, Fifth Third Bank, Fiserv, Georgia-Pacific, Inspire Brands, Kinder Morgan, Maple Leaf Foods, MassMutual, Mattress Firm, OneMain Financial, onsemi, Paramount Global, Primo Water, Republic Services, Scotts Miracle-Gro, Sempra Energy, Smith+Nephew, Southwest Airlines, SpartanNash, T. Rowe Price, Target, TelevisaUnivision, TMS, Toyota, U.S. Bank, United Airlines, UPS, US Foods, Wintrust Financial, and Yelp.

Exclusively for ESG, social impact, and sustainability leaders at large enterprises. No vendors, no selling. (Yes, really.)

This is the meeting for people leading the programs. Everyone in the room will be a senior decision maker. You’ll be talking with people who actually run their program, with experience and knowledge to share.

You’ll get unbiased insights. Get honest answers from people who don’t have an agenda.

Leadership conversations you can’t experience anywhere else.

There’s no filming, no recording. Everyone has signed our strict confidentiality agreement. This makes for incredible conversations that you’ve got to be there to experience.

Dig into the real issues that never get discussed on panels, in analyst reports, or even back at the office — things like managing your team, dealing with vendors, and navigating internal politics. (You know, the real issues that come with your job.)

An agenda set by you and your peers.

If you’re going to spend your time and money going to a conference, you shouldn’t have to listen to panels chosen by a meeting planner or sponsor months in advance. Bring a list of your toughest challenges and see just how much this community can help you.

Leave inspired, energized, and better prepared to lead your program.

Speakers

Mauricio Alanis

Director, Sustainability Strategy & Regenerative Agriculture Lead, Maple Leaf Foods
Opportunities and obstacles for supply chain carbon collaborations

Taylor Amerman

Director of Global Social Impact, CDW
Corporate + Social Impact priorities: How do you create common ground?

Kay Brown

ESG Manager, Kinder Morgan
Streamlining disclosures with a rater/ranker cost benefit analysis

Dennis Duquette

President and CEO of the MassMutual Foundation
Bringing trust-based principles into corporate philanthropy

Teri González

Senior Vice President of Social Impact and Sustainability, TelevisaUnivision
Vota Conmiga: Mobilizing millions to vote

Vivian Greentree

Senior Vice President, Head of Global Corporate Citizenship, Fiserv
Leveraging DEI to drive employee engagement

Katya Hantel

Vice President of ESG, Smith+Nephew
Rightsizing regulation prep & data disclosure for both sides of the pond

Teresa Hillis

Director of Global and Community Impact, Expedia Group
Inclusion and Social Impact: Embedding DEI values into your impact strategy

Jeff King

Vice President and Head of ESG, Bath & Body Works
Building a commodity risk model without the information you really need

Stewart Lindsay

Chief Sustainability Officer, Campbell Soup Co
Making it day-to-day: Integrating sustainability into enterprise-wide planning

Emily Muth

Sustainability Director, Conagra Brands
Building out your ESG tech stack without toppling

Rebecca Nalder

Associate Director of Sustainability & Social Impact, Yelp
Making and reaching climate commitments in a volatile time

Laura Nieto

Managing Director of Corporate Responsibility, Southwest Airlines
Repurpose with purpose: Creating unique solutions for sustainable good

Katy Phillips

Manager of Community Relations and Corporate Giving, American Airlines
Getting credit for CSR as an employee benefit

Amanda Schmitt

Foundation President, CenterPoint Energy
Creating impact measurement models through community collaboration

Mike Schwartz

Director of Sustainability (acting), Republic Services
How I learned to stop sulking and influence without authority

Colleen Wright

Social Impact Manager, Mattress Firm
Disaster relief programs: Meeting the increasing need, prioritizing resilience

Who Can Attend

Registration is not open to the public.

This meeting is private, off-the-record, and exclusively for ESG, social impact, and sustainability leaders at large enterprises. All registrations are reviewed, and everyone will have signed a confidentiality agreement.

Everyone in the room will be an ESG & CSR Board Member.

These confidential discussions are for ESG & CSR Board Members only. Members, if you’re hoping to send someone that isn’t on your roster yet, they need to be approved at least two weeks before the meeting. Your friendly Membership Director can help.