Upcoming webinar:
‘Why Nature, Why Now?‘
Join the Risilience webinar ‘Why Nature, Why Now?’ on Friday, 17th April 2026 at 3pm BST (11am EDT), for a live panel discussion exploring the critical intersection of nature and business – and how to transform nature-related risks and opportunities into strategic advantage.
During this live 45-minute discussion, industry experts Katharine Teague, Group ESG Director, AB Sugar, and Krista Gnau, Market Engagement Lead (Americas) at the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclsoures (TNFD) will join Risilience Principal Product Manager for Climate and Nature Risk Solutions, Mary Goldman, to share insights on pressing nature-driven challenges and opportunities facing businesses today. The panel will share best practices from the TNFD and how organisations are implementing these guidelines to support strategic advantage.
Key discussion points will include:
• Supply chain exposure
• Location-specific nature risk
• From voluntary to expected disclosure
• Sector-specific relevance
• Early action = strategic advantage
The live session will conclude with a five-minute Q&A. All registrants will receive a link to the on-demand recording for future reference and direct outreach.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a leading edge in a rapidly evolving business landscape. Register now to attend and receive the on-demand link.
Register for the webinar
Please register for the ‘Why Nature, Why Now?’ webinar and on-demand link and we will be in touch.
Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures: what you need to know
There is advantage in adopting the forward-looking TNFD framework which supports organisations to strategically plan for and mitigate against nature-related risks, while securing long-term business resilience.
Download our updated discussion paper, Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures: what you need to know. The age of nature-related reporting is here, and the first movers will secure a strategic advantage.
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