Sustrack, a leading name in ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) consultancy, does more than just guide businesses on their sustainability journeys — it brings people together. Their Events page highlights how they leverage knowledge-sharing and collective learning to push sustainability forward. While Sustrack’s event roster may seem modest, the quality and depth of their flagship webinar make it a powerful platform for change.
“ESG Present and Future: A Path to a Sustainable Track” was the title of Sustrack’s premier webinar. For both seasoned ESG professionals and novices, this two-hour session was created as a place to network, learn, and imagine the future of sustainable business.
Undoubtedly, the event is one of Sustrack’s primary initiatives to spread awareness of ESG’s tenets, difficulties, and opportunities. According to their Events page, even though the webinar is listed under Past Events, it is still available as a recorded session, so participants can listen to the discussion again or catch up on concepts they may have missed.
Why the Webinar Was Unique
- Sessions Led by Experts
To guide the discussion, Sustrack assembled an excellent group of thinking leaders:
The discussion began with Prof. Vivek Kumar, a seasoned scholar from CRDT, IIT Delhi, outlining the principles and concepts of ESG. He offered a solid foundation for comprehending how ESG fits into contemporary business processes thanks to his more than 20 years of research expertise.
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Principal Consultant Dinesh Agarwal of Consocia Advisory discussed his forty years of leadership in sustainability, business excellence, and corporate social responsibility. His speech focused on how doing business ethically is a strategic decision as well as a moral one.
The financial aspect was covered by Puneet Tyagi, CEO and co-founder of Adroit Valuation, who talked about how ESG opens up investment options. He has a distinct viewpoint on how sustainable practices might complement value generation because of his work in valuation.
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Governance was highlighted by Dr. Supreet Kaur, a partner at Vibrant Energy. She highlighted the necessity of policy-driven ESG policies in public institutions, drawing on her experience working with governments and international organizations.
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A forward-looking summary was given by Dr. Amit Ranjan Verma, who oversees ESG & Carbon Markets at Sustrack. He investigated future ESG trajectories, particularly in relation to carbon markets, with a solid scientific
background (including work at IIT Delhi) and international experience (UN Foundation, World Bank).
2. Comprehensive Engagement with ESG Topics
The event did not just approach ESG as a top shelf idea, it multi-dimensionally engaged it:
– Fundamentals: What is ESG and why is it important?
– Businesses: which business models integrate an ESG reporting in ethical models of business.
– Investment: meaning-making of investment value, and financing determinations.
– Governance: The legal and regulatory façades in advancing sustainable practices.
– Emerging Trends: especially in ESG reporting, and carbon markets.
- Accessibility and Engagement
Sustrack provided a recording for all interested in the event to ensure it was accessible The value and insight the speakers provided, would reach the event attendees whether they were not able to attend on the live day. The sustainability.com website.
Furthermore, Sustrack engaged the interest and community around the conversation of ESG; calling it the “most anticipated event of the year.”
Importance of Sustrack and Other Aspects
Anticipate Advice and Thought Leadership:
In addition to services provided, Sustrack is creating a thought leader space in the ESG sector by providing outstanding webinars. This is a demonstration of their ongoing commitment to changing the way that governments and firms see sustainability.
Increase Capacity for Stakeholders:
The agenda draws speakers from diverse backgrounds so a variety of stakeholders will feel more comfortable learning and sharing ideas. This helps ESG capacity to build at all levels and across all disciplines.
Knowledge Sharing & Networking
The event functions as a networking center despite being virtual. In addition to being exposed to the most recent ESG frameworks, trends, and practices, participants also get access to expert views. This may serve as a springboard for more significant sustainability projects for many.
Extended Participation
Sustrack’s choice to archive the webinar for future viewing shows a dedication to sustained participation and information sharing. The information is still relevant long after the live event, encouraging stakeholders to return and consider important ESG concerns.
Looking Ahead: The Potential for More
At this point in time, the ESG Present & Future webinar is the only event scheduled under Sustrack’s Events webpage list.
However, it might be just the start of more events, if Sustrack is building on it, then events will only grow larger in nature, topics will expand to more emergent ESG topics like carbon credit trading, social impact investing, and sustainability reporting.
Additionally, with increased global regulatory pressure for ESG integration, Sustrack is well-positioned to host seminars, workshops, and roundtables to help businesses stay aligned with norms that are ever-changing. They also carry credibility in the field and have strong networks of speakers to launch off of for larger and more regular events.
Conclusion
Sustrack’s Events page may not be bustling, but its main webinar — “ESG Present and Future: A Path to a Sustainable Track” — is deserving of its place as an inspired, strategic, and well-thought-out endeavor to educate, connect, and empower. Sustrack has brought together leading scholars, consultants, and sustainability practitioners to demonstrate how it is differentiating itself, with a level of seriousness committed to improving the profession of business in the direction of more sustainably and ethically governed organizations.
With these types of events, Sustrack is not consulting, it is convening change. We may see in the future that as ESG develops, Sustrack’s events-based model could become an increasingly relevant part of the way that organizations learn, adapt, and grow in all areas of sustainability.
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