LIVE WEBINAR
Tuesday, November 18th | 12pm ET
Duration: 1 hour
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As enterprises advance their data and AI capabilities, the next frontier is impact—measured not just in profits, but in resilience, compliance, and sustainable value creation. In this session, experts from KPMG, JPMorgan, Oxford, and Google Cloud explore how sustainability is becoming a core design principle for enterprise systems, not a separate track.

From carbon disclosures to integrated reporting, leading organizations are weaving emissions, finance, and risk data into unified platforms that support both transparency and transformation. Drawing on real-world experience and forward-looking frameworks, this discussion will show how AI and ERP are enabling sustainability strategies that are measurable, auditable, and adaptable. Key Takeaways:

• Design sustainability into core digital and operational transformation efforts.
• Translate transactional data into verifiable emissions and resource insights.
• Integrate carbon and financial performance via ERP and cloud platforms.
• Navigate CSRD, SEC climate disclosures, and emerging ESG regulations.
• Reframe sustainability as a driver of enterprise trust, innovation, and growth.

SPEAKERS

Denise Pearl
​Global Sustainability Practice Lead
Google
 

Maura Hodge
​Partner, Sustainability Leader
KPMG U.S.
 

Devon Schindler
VP of Data and Analytics
JPMorgan Chase
 

Jonathan Michie OBE, FAcSS
Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Professor of Innovation & Knowledge Exchange, President of Kellogg College
University of Oxford