Syndie: How My Audit Background Shapes My Work in Inclusion
Syndie shares how her career journey from audit and tax to Inclusion and Diversity helps her drive practical, evidence‑based inclusion across Grant Thornton.
Our experts Raj Kumar, Alasdair Grainger and Laura Tibbetts looked at ways to help you build a more resilient energy strategy, maintain access to funding and subsidies, and meet your reporting and compliance commitments.
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Using case studies and live examples, they discussed how reducing carbon emissions can impact cost and explained the measures that we are taking as a firm in our own approach to net zero.
Catch up on demand to hear our insights on:
- targeting and reducing energy inefficiencies
- key reporting requirements
- energy-transition strategies using technology
- moving away from high-carbon-intensity energy sources
- accessing funding and subsidies to support your strategies, eg, sustainability-linked loans.
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