The 4-day ESG and Sustainability Strategy for Finance Leaders and Practitioners Programme is a face-face-programme which will equip participants with the knowledge and tools to integrate sustainability into their organisations’ strategies and operations. Covering climate and sustainability; the information ecosystem; sustainable finance and leadership, it will run from 30 September to 3 October.
A programme for finance professionals interested in sustainability and ESG
The programme has been designed for board members, chief financial officers and partners, to boost their knowledge about ESG and provide skills to embed it across their organisations. It will use expert discussions and interactive sessions to explore the evolving role of business in driving sustainability-related innovation, and provide networking opportunities for delegates.
Chartered accountants are in a unique position to champion sustainability.
Richard Spencer, ICAEW Sustainability Director, said: “We’re proud to have supported Cambridge Judge Business School in the development of this new programme, which will help finance professionals embed ESG and sustainability further into their organisations. Chartered Accountants are in a unique position to champion sustainability, as they are found working across the economy in businesses and finance, as well as the public and third sectors. This programme will be an invaluable addition to their toolkit for dealing with the challenges of sustainability.”
How finance leaders can effect positive change
Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education is delighted to collaborate with ICAEW on this enriching leadership programme tailored for its members. Together, we aim to empower finance executives with the essential skills and knowledge on Environmental, Social Governance to be confident in steering positive change.
Michael Willis, Cambridge Judge Business School Management Practice Associate Professor, said: “We are thrilled to partner with ICAEW on the Steering ESG Strategy for Financial Leaders Programme. Finance leaders play a crucial role in the development and execution of strategies that incorporate ESG and sustainability to create long-term value and strengthen organisational and global resilience. The programme is designed to enable leaders to rise to this challenge.”
About ICAEW
Chartered accountants are talented, ethical and committed professionals. ICAEW represents more than 208,000 members and students around the world.
Founded in 1880, ICAEW has a long history of serving the public interest and we continue to work with governments, regulators and business leaders globally. And, as a world-leading improvement regulator, we supervise and monitor around 12,000 firms, holding them, and all ICAEW members and students, to the highest standards of professional competency and conduct.
We promote inclusivity, diversity and fairness and we give talented professionals the skills and values they need to build resilient businesses, economies and societies, while ensuring our planet’s resources are managed sustainably.
ICAEW is the first major professional body to be carbon neutral, demonstrating our commitment to tackle climate change and supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 13.
ICAEW is a founding member of Chartered Accountants Worldwide (CAW), a global family that connects over 1.8m chartered accountants and students in more than 190 countries. Together, we support, develop and promote the role of chartered accountants as trusted business leaders, difference makers and advisers. We believe that chartered accountancy can be a force for positive change. By sharing our insight, expertise and understanding we can help to create sustainable economies and a better future for all.
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