In-person and virtual: Clifford Chance offices, New York
Telling your ESG story
Following on from the success of our previous ESG Integration Forums, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary are back again this summer to discuss the outcomes of the proxy season and help companies respond to the growing demand for improved ESG practices.
We will once again bring together investor relations, finance, sustainability, governance, risk and compliance experts to discuss the underlying factors that have driven the rise of ESG, learn about investor expectations, deepen shareholder engagement, help companies identify and act on material risks, and better manage shareholder proposals in the ‘new normal’.
The format, far removed from a traditional conference, will consist of fast-paced panel discussions, exclusive investor Q&A, face-to-face networking and topical roundtable discussions. Attendees will include investors, analysts, IR, governance and sustainability professionals at publicly listed companies from across North America.
The forum will be followed by our inaugural ESG Integration Awards presentation and drinks reception. We will celebrate the nominees and winners of six categories and award those leading the way in ESG practices within their company. View the full list of nominees here.
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We asked members of the IR, governance, and sustainability communities to submit nominations, free of charge, across six categories covering different aspects of ESG. Our judges, made up of industry professionals and IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary editorial team members, were impressed by the clear commitment shown by companies in bringing their ESG story to fruition and communicating it effectively to their stakeholders.
We’ve now collated all of the votes…and the results are in! Congratulations and good luck to all nominees this year. Find out who’s in the running below.
To view the full list of 2022 nominees click here.
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected] or call +44 (0)20 8004 5339.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Horace Mann
Marsh McLennan
NRG Energy
Starbucks Corporation
Amalgamated Financial Corp
JLL
Medtronic
Philip Morris International
Starbucks Corporation
Advance Auto Parts
Gilead Sciences
Medtronic
Paramount Global
Starbucks Corporation
Josh Ballard, CFO
Energy Recovery
Richard Batten, chief sustainability officer
JLL
Naveen Chopra, CFO
Paramount Global
Ramon Laguarta, CEO and team
PepsiCo
Alan Schnitzer, CEO and team
The Travelers Companies
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
e.l.f. Beauty
Energy Recovery
PepsiCo
Philip Morris International
Energy Recovery
Splunk
Starbucks Corporation
The Travelers Companies
Vice president, client portfolio manager, Federated Hermes
Non-executive director, Associated Banc-corp, ACV Auctions, Hochschild Mining, Legg Mason Closed End Funds
Editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
CEO, Proxy Impact
Research director, FCLTGlobal
Founder & director, NYU Stern School of Business’s Center for Sustainable Business
08:50 AM
Welcome to the ESG Integration Forum – Summer 2022
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Sarah Jones, partner, co-head Americas corporate practice, Clifford Chance
09:00 AM
ESG trend watch: How the SEC proposals, supply chain concerns and inflation are changing ESG priorities
Start the day by reflecting on the SEC’s recent climate proposals, key issues that came out of the 2022 proxy season, and the impact emerging ESG trends will have on issuers and sustainable investing.
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Cynthia Curtis, SVP and corporate sustainability officer, JLL
John Miller, director, ESG and sustainability policy, Cowen
Sandra J. Peters, senior head of CFA Institute and investor advisory committee member, SEC
09:45 AM
Environment update: Addressing increased expectations on climate
This year’s proxy season saw a record number of environmental proposals filed by investors. This, combined with the SEC’s proposed rule on climate risk disclosures, has brought unprecedented attention to the ‘E’ of ESG.
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Amanda Cimaglia, vice president, ESG, The AZEK Company
Chris Fenwick, ESG programme director, OneTrust
Bruce Kahn, executive director, climate solutions specialist, MSCI
10:30 AM
Morning networking break
10:45 AM
Fire-side chat: Aligning your ESG story with your equity story
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Confirmed representative, FINN Partners
11:15 AM
Building and communicating an impactful ESG narrative
Join this session to learn how to engage more stakeholders with your ESG story, and ensure that shareholders understand the material issues facing your business.
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Renee Campbell, senior vice president, investor relations & treasurer, Valmont Industries
U-Jin Lee, VP, business development, AlphaSense
Tanya Rakpraja, managing director, corporate responsibility and government relations, Annaly Capital
Sudi Setlur, vice president, ESG and non-profit advisory, Corbin Advisors
12:15 PM
Governance update: Privacy, pay and politics
This session examines the governance issues which are top of mind for stakeholders. Learn how issuers can navigate the governance challenges of today, and disclose around their governance risk management
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Anthony Garcia, director of responsible investing, Nuveen
Paul Koppel, partner, Clifford Chance
Gabrielle Wolf, director, Innisfree
13:00 PM
Lunch
14:00 PM
Social update: How human capital factors are changing sustainable investing
Monumental shifts in the labor market and working practice have impacted. The combination of ‘The Great Resignation’, rising cost of living and an increased focus on diversity is causing investors and companies to re-evaluate the impacts human capital issues are having on businesses.
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Tejal Patel, corporate governance director, SOC Investment Group
14:30 PM
Benchmarking your ESG performance
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Confirmed representative, IHS Markit
15:00 PM
ESG and the board: Preparing for effective oversight of ESG issues
Set your board up for success by providing support, data and structures to address overarching ESG issues.
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Richard Gluckselig, VP, associate general counsel, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Steve Nickelsburg, partner, Clifford Chance
15:45 PM
Champagne roundtables: Exchange ideas with your peers in highly interactive roundtable discussions
Roundtable topics include:
16:30 PM
Drinks reception and awards presentations
18:00 PM
End of conference
We are adding new speakers daily, so be sure to check back frequently for updates. To inquire about speaking at the 2022 forum, please contact [email protected] or call +44 7889 883 457
Paul Koppel
partner
Clifford Chance
Paul Koppel is the Firm’s Head of ERISA. He regularly advises clients regarding a broad range of ERISA and executive compensation matters, including ERISA issues for alternative investment funds and financial institutions, advising fund sponsors on the application of ERISA to funds that include retirement plan investments and advising private equity funds and hedge funds on the issues that arise in connection with pension plan investors, and advising on compliance with ERISA’s fiduciary requirements when ERISA plan assets are being managed.
Paul has represented clients before federal government agencies, including the Department of Labor, the SEC, the IRS and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
Cynthia Curtis
SVP and corporate sustainability officer
JLL
Sudi Setlur
Vice president, ESG & non-profit advisory
Corbin Advisors
Sudi is a VP in the ESG Advisory practice at Corbin Advisors. In this role, Sudi leverages his 15+ years of experience in Capital Markets and ESG to advise companies on developing strategies and communications that integrate value creation, innovation, and sustainability. Prior to joining Corbin, he was the founder-consultant at Guru Advisory, LLC, which provided data-backed advisory at the nexus of Investor Relations and ESG. In prior roles he built and managed two profitable businesses targeting issuer clients in North and South America at IHS Markit (part of S&P).
Sudi has advised IROs and C-suite in three continents and has collaborated with colleagues across four. He has authored thought leadership and has been an invited speaker conferences in North and South America.
Sudi is an FSA (SASB) credential holder and has an MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester.
Gabrielle Wolf
Director
Innisfree M&A Incorporated
Gabrielle Wolf is a Director of Innisfree M&A Incorporated. Ms. Wolf advises companies and investors on all aspects of shareholder engagement, with a focus on proxy contests, shareholder activism, hostile and friendly acquisitions, contested shareholder meetings, ESG and other proxy solicitation matters.
Prior to joining Innisfree, Ms. Wolf was an attorney specializing in mergers and acquisitions at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, where she represented public companies in connection with preparing for and successfully defending against shareholder activists engaging in contested proxy solicitations, unsolicited acquisition proposals and other contests for corporate control. At Skadden, Ms. Wolf also advised clients on M&A transactions and corporate governance matters.
Ms. Wolf graduated magna cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University, with a B.A. in American History and a minor in Germanic Studies, and earned a J.D. from Columbia Law School, where she was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar as well as a Note Editor for the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. Ms. Wolf is a member of The Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Renee Campbell
Senior vice president, investor relations and treasurer
Valmont Industries
Chris Fenwick
ESG Program Director
OneTrust
Chris is a systems-thinking data driven ESG Leader dedicated to helping OneTrust achieve true net positive impacts across its scope of influence. Chris has a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from Drexel University, and a Masters in Sustainability Leadership from Arizona State University’s College of Global Futures and has worked in global EHS And Sustainability roles across a wide variety of manufacturing industries and organizations.
Sandra J. Peters
Senior head of CFA Institute and investor advisory committee member
SEC
Sandy Peters, CFA, is head of financial reporting policy and serves as spokesperson for CFA Institute to key financial reporting standard setters including the IASB, FASB, and the US Securities and Exchange Commission. She holds the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation.
Sarah Jones
Partner, co-head Americas corporate practice
Clifford Chance
Sarah Jones is Co-Head of the Americas Corporate practice of Clifford Chance and is the Head of our global Consumer Goods group. Sarah has extensive experience in advising multinational corporations on high profile, complex, cross-border M&A in particular in the consumer goods sector.
Sarah regularly provides advice on the establishment and ongoing conduct of joint ventures in a wide variety of industries.
Sarah has been a partner with the firm since 2001 and has been based in its New York office since 2006. She is admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales and to the New York Bar.
Amanda Cimaglia
Vice president, ESG and corporate affairs
The AZEK Company
Anthony Garcia
Director of responsible investing
Nuveen
Bruce Kahn
Executive director, climate solutions specialist
MSCI
Bruce is responsible for delivering technical advice to investors on MSCI’s Climate Solutions tools and data sets for investment decision making, risk management, reporting and engagement. His previous work experience includes Climate Change Investment Research, Institutional Portfolio Management and Wealth Management, as well as E&S Risk assessments at firms such as Citibank, Deutsche Bank, Macquarie and SICM. His work has covered various themes including clean tech, real estate, water, and agricultural-based investment strategies as well as ESG/SRI strategies. He also serves as a Trustee and Chair of the Finance Committee of the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation, and previously was a Member of the Board of the US SIF, Board Member and Treasurer of Confluence Philanthropy, and as a trustee and member of the finance committee of the Jesse Smith Noyes Foundation. Bruce earned a PhD in Land Resources from University of Wisconsin, Madison, an MS in Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures from Auburn University, and a BA in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Connecticut.
Richard Gluckselig
VP, associate general counsel
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
U-Jin Lee
Vice president of business development
AlphaSense
John Miller
Director, ESG and sustainability policy
Cowen
John Miller joined Cowen Washington Research Group in September 2021 and covers ESG and sustainability policy. Mr. Miller previously served as a vice president and senior ESG research analyst at Calvert Research and Management, part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, where he developed and built a quantitative, company-level ESG risk/reward assessment framework targeted towards the global energy and utility sectors. Mr. Miller also worked at the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) as branch chief in the Office of Enforcement, Division of Analytics and Surveillance. Earlier, he served as Technical and Policy Advisor to a FERC commissioner and as an energy analyst in FERC’s Office of Enforcement.
Mr. Miller holds a B.A. in economic history and political science from The George Washington University, and a Master’s in global history from The London School of Economics and Political Science, where he focused on developmental economics. John also holds the Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting certification, which is granted by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB).
Steve Nickelsburg
Partner
Clifford Chance
Steve Nickelsburg is a Partner in Clifford Chance with broad experience in internal investigations, government enforcement matters, and complex civil litigation. He represents and advises corporate clients, sovereign and multilateral institutions, and individuals in cases with cross-border implications, including anticorruption, economic sanctions, anti-money laundering, unfair competition, and intellectual property theft, as well as matters involving human rights claims and sovereign immunity. Steve also advises multinational companies on litigation and transactional risk assessment, risk mitigation strategies, and compliance measures.
Steve is a member of Clifford Chance’s global Business and Human Rights Risk team, Global ESG Board, and a member of the Vance Center Committee of The Cyrus R. Vance Center for International Justice.
Tejal Patel
Corporate governance director
SOC Investment Group
Tejal joined the SOC Investment Group in 2016, where she has focused on corporate accountability and shareholder advocacy. Prior to the SOC, Tejal was a Senior Associate at Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), where she worked with asset owners and asset managers in the development and implementation of their proxy voting guidelines. Before ISS, Tejal was an Associate at a Connecticut-based law firm, where she represented institutional lenders in a variety of commercial finance transactions and advised public and private companies on securities law related matters. She currently serves as a board member for the Council of Institutional Investors (CII) and previously served on the U.S. Asset Owners Advisory Council from 2019-2021. She holds a J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law and a MSc. from the London School of Economics.
Tanya Rakpraja
Head of corporate responsibility and government relations
Annaly Capital
Ben Maiden
Editor-at-large
Corporate Secretary
Ben Maiden is the editor-at-large of Corporate Secretary, having joined the company in December 2016. He is based in New York. He had previously been managing editor of Compliance Reporter since January 2007, covering regulatory and compliance issues affecting broker-dealers and asset management firms. Before that, Ben was editor of International Financial Law Review and IFLR’s Americas editor, working in London and New York.
Laurence Taylor
Senior conference producer
IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Steven Wade
Head of event content
IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Steve Wade is a content researcher and conference producer at IR Magazine where he is responsible for crowd-sourcing intelligence on the big global issues facing investor relations. Steve also creates events where the IROs and the wider financial community can discuss, debate and learn about ways to develop the IR function.
Prior to IR Magazine, Steven’s background has been in corporate social responsibility and responsible investment. During his time at Ethical Corporation (now Reuters Events), Steve launched the ESG symposium, an event focused on connecting the socially responsible investment community with corporate sustainability leaders at listed companies. Steve was a judge for the Deloitte Green Frog Awards, celebrating the best corporate reporting in Eastern Europe. Steve also presented research at the Global Sustainable Event Summit in London and has spoken about extra-financial reporting with the United Nations Global Compact, the World Bank and the Polish Ministry of Finance.
Steve has a degree in Event Management and enjoys playing rugby in his spare time.
Our attendees are leading IR and GRC practitioners with an established track record and strategic role within their company.
Below is a sample of some of our past attendees:
Job title | Company | Job title | Company | |
AVP strategy & sustainability | Canadian Western Bank | Head of investor relations, Americas | Omron Corporation | |
CCO | Edgewood Management | Partner | Fox Rothschild | |
CEO | Curley Global IR | President and CEO | Sarmaya Capital Corp | |
CFO | 5N Plus | Senior associate, financial reporting | Crescita Therapeutic | |
CFO | Lithium Americas | Senior director of corporate strategy and development | Enviva | |
Chief citizenship officer | California Water Service | Senior investor relations analyst | ||
Chief legal and compliance officer and secretary | II-VI Incorporated | Senior investor relations analyst | eHealth | |
Chief of staff | Omni Logistics | Senior investor relations analyst | Opentext | |
Corporate compliance manager | Huntington Ingalls Industries | Senior investor relations representative | American Financial Group | |
Corporate VP and chief of staff | Huron Consulting Group | Senior manager, ESG | F5 | |
Counsel, corporate and securities | The Kraft Heinz Company | Senior manager, investor relations & corporate communications | Sarepta Therapeutics | |
DEI director | PGE | Strategic partner | Metagnosis Consulting | |
Director | Kraft Heinz | SVP and head of shareholder services | Citizens Financial Group | |
Director corporate responsibility | Quest Diagnostics | SVP, corporate secretary | Kearny Bank | |
Director, corporate governance | Exchange Bank of Canada | SVP, general counsel | Louisiana-Pacific Corporation | |
Director, EH&S | Park Ohi | SVP, investor relations | JLL | |
Director, ESG & public policy | Enbridge | VP, capital markets & strategy | Calfrac Well Services | |
Director, investor relations | Brown-Forman | VP, communications and IR | Opiant | |
Director, IR, corporate communications and ESG | Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings | VP, corporate social responsibility | Zillow Group | |
Director, research and thought leadership | CPA Ontario | VP, deputy general counsel & chief enterprise risk officer | Clarios | |
Director, sustainability | Micron Technology | VP, financial planning reporting | Avery Dennison | |
ESG advisor, investor relations | Imperial Oil | VP, general counsel | Hawkins | |
EVP | Rush Enterprises | VP, investor relations | Campbell | |
Executive director, IR and communications | Urban Outfitters | VP, Investor Relations | Schnitzer Steel Industries | |
Head of corporate affairs | Vanda Pharmaceuticals | VP, IR and strategic business development | PyroGenesis Canada |
Why partner with us?
The ESG Integration Forum – Summer brings together some of the most influential people in the IR and GRC communities.
The event offers an effective approach to targeting clients when they are exploring how they can improve their IR and GRC practice. Through our unrivalled knowledge of the subject matters and commitment to in-depth agenda research, our events are guaranteed to attract a qualified audience.
The unique buzz we create at our hybrid events – a far cry from a traditional conference – makes them multi-faceted and highly interactive with great engagement in particular from heads of IR and governance teams. This allows our partners to have meaningful conversations with corporates who are deciding which parts of their ESG program to invest in, which service providers to engage and consultants to retain. By partnering with us on an event, you can generate leads, showcase your thought leadership and position yourselves as the partner of choice to the IR and GRC communities.
We’d love to have a chat with you about how you can get in front of a truly engaged and motivated audience at the ESG Integration Forum – Summer. Get in touch with Ian Richman or call on +1 212 430 6865.
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