Want to take climate action in your business in 2022? Join us to kick start your decarbonisation goals, understand the case for action and what steps to take.

In this workshop (running as part of the National Sustainable Living Festival 2022) we will provide an overview of current climate projections and the global context of public and private action before discussing the key contributors to a carbon footprint within a typical business, the difference between going ‘net zero’ and ‘carbon neutral’ and actions to take in your business to reduce your footprint.

This is part one of two workshops titled ‘Counting Carbon’. Our second session will cover an introduction to carbon accounting, diving deep into the process behind measuring your carbon footprint. It will be held on Tues, Feb 22 from 12-1pm. You can book tickets here.

Learning outcomes:

Ultimately, you will leave this session with a foundational understanding of why and how to take climate action as a business. If you or your organisation is thinking about reducing your carbon footprint or going carbon neutral, this session will help get you started!

This event will be presented by:

Abbie Freestone from Rewild Agency, Sara Redmond-Neal from Small Might CSR, and Hayley Morris from Impact Sustainability.

Presenter bios:

Abbie Freestone is the founder of Rewild Agency, which assists organisations with sustainability measurement, strategy, communication, and education. She is committed to helping businesses embed ESG both within long-term organisational strategy and day-to-day business operations.

Sara Redmond-Neal is the founder of Small Might CSR and, after 15 years of driving sustainability in corporates and government, she brings expertise to support small businesses – those with the passion, innovation, and agility to tackle the world’s greatest challenges.

Hayley Morris is the founder of Impact Sustainability, which has been supporting companies for over a decade to ensure sustainability strategy is supported by robust data management and reporting.