This Toronto Climate Week, Flag and Workiva are co-hosting an exclusive happy-hour event to explore how to balance reporting impact and credibility in an evolving sustainability landscape.
The global sustainability landscape is evolving fast. With growing stakeholder demand for transparency, credibility and comparability of disclosures, regulators across jurisdictions are raising the bar for what good looks like. Download our guide for everything you need to know about changing corporate sustainability regulation and best practices.
As reporting expectations become more complex, Flag is strengthening its team with the appointment of Jared Abramowitz, CPA, as data management and reporting technology director. Discover how his deep expertise will help clients navigate the evolving landscape.
Including social media in your sustainability communications strategy is non-negotiable. It's where conversations about your brand are happening in real-time, whether you're a part of them or not. But it's not a one-way street. Read our article to learn how social media can drive sustainability engagement.
With global turbulence deepening existing inequalities, businesses are under increased pressure to show accountability for human rights across their value chain. Download our guide to help you understand the evolving regulatory environment and the steps you can take to improve human rights management and disclosure.
As part of the Omnibus proposal, the EU plans to make significant changes to the scope, timings and requirements of CSRD-compliant sustainability reporting. Find out what this means for your company and its reporting.
Despite their best efforts, sustainability communications can be a little dry. By telling an authentic, compelling story we can move beyond simply informing people about progress to instead capture their imagination and make a real connection.
Engaging employees in sustainability is key to achieving your goals, putting your strategy into practice and sharing your story with the world. In this article, we share the secrets to unlocking hidden value from your most powerful sustainability champions.
As several major companies in the US abandon, scale back or otherwise dilute their DEI initiatives in response to mounting scrutiny, Costco is standing firm with a bold new stance.
At a time when misinformation now tops the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report as the biggest short-term risk globally, we discuss why it’s more important than ever that sustainability communications tell the whole story.
In November 2024, the European Commission announced plans to merge the CSRD, CSDDD and EU Taxonomy, aiming to streamline and consolidate future ESG reporting obligations. Here’s everything we know about the announcement so far and what it could mean for your business.
The United Nations Biodiversity Conference brings together delegates from across the world to catalyse action for nature. In 2024, Cali, Colombia played host to COP16, bringing mixed results for global biodiversity. In this article, we explore the key takeaways – the good, the bad and the ugly.
As environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks dominate corporate agendas, Flag announces the appointment of Steve Fish in the new role of head of sustainability strategy.
In this first issue of our new Inside Sustainability video series, we sat down with Jess Matthais, Sustainability Director at Sabre, to discuss Sabre’s ambitious journey toward sustainable travel.
As COP season fast approaches, you might be wondering how relevant they really are to businesses. In this article, we explore how you can leverage the discussions and policies to stay ahead of the curve, lead by example and take action.
The message from Climate Week NYC was clear: the time for action is now. In this article, our team shares key insights from the week – from the opportunities of nature-based solutions to the power of data and accountability as the name of the game.
Just over 25 years ago, Flag produced our very first Environmental report. In this article, our CEO, Vic Taylor, explores how sustainability has evolved since then, transforming from an optional nice-to-have to a strategic business imperative.
The International Sustainability Standards Board’s (ISSB) standards have created a new global baseline for sustainability reporting, aiming to drive a globally consistent approach that is more closely aligned to financial disclosure. Here’s all you need to know about this important evolution in sustainability reporting.
Learn to navigate the complex world of sustainability communications and avoid greenwashing traps. In this article, we share essential tips and strategies to promote authentic ESG efforts, build consumer trust and ensure compliance in the face of ever-changing regulations. Discover the key to transparent, meaningful and responsible brand messaging.
The culture wars raging around ESG issues show little sign of abating. Amidst increasing scrutiny and divergence of expectations, businesses must equip themselves with the tools and partners to navigate this uncertainty. But how can businesses transcend political ideologies and debates? And is ESG really ‘bad business’?
Workplaces are evolving rapidly, and businesses must adapt to keep pace while continuing to meet the needs and expectations of employees, consumers and regulators. With Flag's diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) guide, learn how the landscape of DEIB strategy and reporting best practices is changing.
Reporting requirements and frameworks are reshaping the landscape of ESG disclosure. But while compliance remains a priority, ESG reports must continue to serve as powerful tools for communication and engagement.
Let’s not forget the story: the importance of narrative in a compliance-driven world.
In September 2023, the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) released their finalised biodiversity reporting framework. We explore how businesses can address nature-related risks and align with the new disclosure.
As the ESG reporting landscape evolves and investors and regulators demand a more comprehensive view of business impacts, understanding the concept of double materiality is crucial. Learn how your company’s impacts on the economy, environment and people affect operational and financial risk, and how a double materiality assessment can enhance your ESG strategy, compliance and reporting efforts.
Embarking on a sustainability journey may seem daunting, but communicating your efforts genuinely and effectively is important if you want to build trust, credibility and loyalty. From avoiding greenwashing and exaggeration to prioritising stakeholder concerns and acknowledging where the gaps are, our expert copywriters offer their top tips for crafting authentic sustainability communications.
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