2022 Agenda

08:30 AM
Registration and networking
09:00 AM
Welcome to the ESG Integration Forum – US
09:30 AM
Fire-side chat: High-level ESG priorities for 2023
- Reflecting on the key ESG takeaways of this year’s proxy season
- Turning ESG goals into strategies and policies into practice
- Understanding the impact of the current regulatory and market environment on ESG priorities across the US
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Sarah Bratton Hughes, head of ESG sustainable investing, American Century Investments
10:00 AM
Navigating new domestic and international regulations: What should you be doing now?
- An update on the status of the SEC climate proposals and the impact they are likely to have on IR, governance and sustainability teams
- Learn how to prepare from companies leading the way on transparent climate reporting
- Preparing for future regulations: what are the SEC’s priorities for 2023, and how can companies think strategically for the year ahead?
- How will changing regulations abroad (CSRD, EU Taxonomy and more) impact US companies?
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Chris Fenwick, head of ESG center of excellence, Onetrust
John Miller, director of ESG and sustainability policy, Cowen
Curtis Ravenel, founding member, FSB TCFD Secretariat
10:45 AM
Morning networking break
11:15 AM
Is the ESG backlash a significant challenge for public companies?

As the ESG movement continues to gain momentum, so too does its counter-movement. In this session, our speakers will discuss the impact this trend is likely to have on IR and governance teams at public companies.

Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Benjamin Martin, vice president of ESG, Solebury Strategic Communications
Chad Reed, VP of strategic initiatives and ESG, Hannon Armstrong
11:45 AM
Defining, redefining and measuring material ESG issues
- Identifying which ESG issues are most material to your business and how these are impacted by the current market environment
- Continuously assessing the materiality of ESG issues as stakeholder demands evolve
- Collecting and assessing robust and reliable data on these issues and implementing processes to help streamline data collection
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Frank Kelley, director of ESG, DFIN
Zach Rothberg, head of investor relations sales, AlphaSense
Alison Sternberg, senior vice president of investor relations, fuboTV
12:30 PM
Lunch
13:30 PM
Sending the right message: Trends in ESG communicating and reporting
- An update on the latest requirements for ESG related disclosures in the short, medium and long term
- Ensuring ESG information is reported in a transparent, standardized and machine-ready way
- Avoiding accusations of greenwashing and ensuring your statements stand up to third-party scrutiny
- Ensuring your ESG messaging is consistent across your organization
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Aaron Chew, VP of investor relations, Proterra
Wesley Gee, chief sustainability officer, Works Design
John Nunziati, investor relations partner, Q4
14:15 PM
Taking a top-down approach to ESG: Getting senior management and the board on board
- Discussing the best government structures and sub-committees to ensure effective ESG leadership
- Securing team commitment for ESG goals and promoting cross-departmental working
- Learn what investors are asking for when it comes to board composition
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Matthew Abenante, director of investor relations, Lightbridge Corporation
Colin Etnire, head of ESG, Navex
Jeffrey Taylor, VP, chief SEC counsel and secretary, American Water Works Company
15:00 PM
Afternoon networking break
15:15 PM
Champagne roundtables: Exchange ideas with your peers in sector-specific discussions 
How the roundtables work:
- Choose any of the following topics – the power is in your hands!
- Join the relevant roundtable and discuss with your peers
- When the bell rings, move on to your next table and repeat!
- Enjoy a glass of champagne or non-alcoholic beverage
- At the end of the session, hear a roundup of lessons learned so you can apply these when you return to the office
Roundtable topics include to be confirmed
16:15 PM
Closing remarks and networking drinks

08:30 AM
Registration and networking
09:00 AM
Welcome to day two
09:10 AM
Focusing on G: Taking a stand on sensitive political issues
- Talking politics in 2023 and balancing different stakeholder perspectives
- Assessing the risks associated with taking a political stance
- Other emerging governance threats for investors in 2023: cyber-security, executive pay and geopolitical risk
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Joshua Black, editor-in-chief, Insightia, a Diligent brand
Alexandra Higgins, managing director, Okapi Partners
10:00 AM
Taking a holistic approach to environmental governance
- Bringing the conversation up to date on climate change: how are companies performing against their own targets?
- Avoiding greenwashing: understand investors’ red flags when it comes to environmental messaging
- Advancing the discussion around biodiversity issues and integrating nature into your decision making
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Raechelle Munna, assistant general counsel, Entergy
Jeffrey Taylor, vice president, chief SEC counsel and secretary, American Water
10:45 AM
Morning networking break
11:15 AM
Spotlight on ‘S’: Tackling and reporting social issues effectively
- Learn which social issues are front of mind for investors as we approach 2023
- Hear how other companies are improving employee engagement in the context of rising living costs and remote working
- Assessing the benefits of racial equity and civil rights audits to drive progress on social issues
Moderator: Ben Maiden, editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
Leahruth Jemilo, VP and head of ESG practice, Corbin advisors
Sofia Martos, partner, ESG & Impact, Kirkland and Ellis
Scott Powell, VP of investor relations, VolitionRx, and CFO, Volition America
12:00 PM
The evolving role of ESG ratings agencies and how to improve your ESG score
- Understand how ESG ratings agencies are changing and how to give yourself the best chance of achieving better scores in 2023
- Responding to and prioritizing surveys given limited time and resources
- How do investors integrate ESG ratings into their investment decisions?
Moderator: Laurence Taylor, senior conference producer, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Keri Mattox, chief communications and administrations officer, Zimmer Biomet
Emmanuelle Palikuca, managing director and head of sustainability advisory, Alliance Advisors
Ally Rodrigues, lead ESG advisor and senior specialist, Nasdaq
12:45 PM
Lunch
14:00 PM
Investor Q&A: How are shareholder needs changing with regards to ESG? 
- Preparing for shareholder meetings in 2023: what ESG topics are investors focussing on?
- Evaluating the benefits of ESG roadshows and how to execute them well
- Understanding how shareholders integrate ESG ratings into their investment decisions
- Engagement vs divestment: investor approaches to ESG in a bearish market
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Laura Kane, head of ESG research, Voya Investment Management
Fionna Ross, sustainability investment specialist & head of the sustainability institute, Americas, abrdn
14:45 PM
Closing keynote perspective: Making ESG a strategic priority

Moderator: Steve Wade, head of event content, IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary
Jennifer Motles, chief sustainability officer, PMI
15:15 PM
Closing remarks and end of conference
15:30 PM
End of conference

2022: Speakers

To inquire about speaking opportunities, contact [email protected] or +44 20 8004 4818

Alison Sternberg
Senior vice president of investor relations
fuboTV
Fionna Ross
Sustainability investment specialist & head of the sustainability institute, Americas
abrdn
Jeffrey Taylor
Vice president, chief SEC counsel and corporate secretary
American Water

Mr. Taylor is the Vice President, Chief SEC Counsel and Secretary of American Water Works Company, Inc., where he is responsible for American Water’s securities law, corporate law and corporate governance compliance and leads the corporate secretary function. Mr. Taylor also serves as an advisor to the Board of Directors and the executive leadership team and a legal business partner to the company’s accounting, communications, human resources and executive compensation, finance, investor relations and treasury functions. For over 26 years, including more than ten years working in the in-house corporate secretary function, Mr. Taylor has represented a variety of clients in securities, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and capital raising, corporate governance, executive compensation and business and corporate law matters.
Ally Rodrigues
Lead ESG advisor and senior specialist
Nasdaq

Ally is a Lead Advisor within Nasdaq’s ESG Advisory practice. Prior to joining Nasdaq, Ally spent five years with Sustainalytics, a leading ESG Ratings provider. In her Client Advisory capacity, Ally advised institutional asset managers, wealth managers, and banks on the integration of ESG data throughout the investment process. She holds a M.S. in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a B.S. in Science, Technology, and International Affairs from Georgetown University. Ally is also an ESG Investing certificate holder with the CFA.
Keri Mattox
Chief communications and administration officer
Zimmer Biomet
Alexandra Higgins
Managing director
Okapi Partners
Matthew Abenante
Director of investor relations
Lightbridge Corporation
John Nunziati
Investor relations partner
Q4
Aaron Chew
Vice president of investor relations
Proterra
Zach Rothberg
Head of investor relation sales
AlphaSense
Benjamin Martin
Vice president, ESG
Solebury Strategic Communications
Laurence Taylor
Senior conference producer
IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary
Raechelle Munna
Assistant general counsel
Entergy

Raechelle Munna is Assistant General Counsel at Entergy Corporation, a Fortune 500 electric utility based in New Orleans, Louisiana (NYSE: ETR), where her practice is focused on advising on ESG strategy, performance and disclosure as well as investor relations, corporate governance, capital markets, corporate transactions and securities law matters. She works closely with Entergy’s sustainability and environmental policy team and in that role has advised on the preparation of two TCFD-aligned climate reports, ESG risk oversight and governance matters, and the development of ESG disclosure controls and procedures to ensure accurate and consistent reporting on ESG matters. She also advises the investor relations team on ESG and other disclosure matters and investor outreach and engagement.

Prior to joining Entergy, Raechelle practiced law in the corporate and securities group of Jones Walker LLP in New Orleans. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Masters in Business Administration from Spring Hill College. She received a Juris Doctorate Degree from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. Raechelle is also a licensed CPA in Louisiana and previously served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law at Tulane University Law School, where she taught an Accounting & Auditing course.
Sofia Martos
Partner, ESG & impact
Kirkland and Ellis
Scott Powell
VP, investor relations and CFO
VolitionRx and Volition America
Sarah Bratton Hughes
Head of ESG and sustainable investing
American Century Investments
Joshua Black
Editor-in-chief
Insightia, a Diligent brand
Frank Kelley
Director of ESG
DFIN

Frank Kelley is a Director and Head of ESG at Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN). He is responsible for providing thought leadership on corporate governance, executive compensation, proxy disclosure & design, shareholder activism, and sustainability with an emphasis on corporate issuer ESG.

Frank was formerly a Senior Advisor at the largest proxy advisor, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), where he reviewed director independence, equity plans, ESG, say-on-pay, and shareholder proposals. Prior to ISS, Frank worked at MacKenzie Partners, a leading proxy solicitor specializing in M&A, where he counseled boards, corporate executives, and shareholders on proxy contests, solicitations, tender offers, and other complex corporate transactions. During this time, Frank was responsible for helping to implement strategies and campaigns for some of the largest proxy fights of the 2010s. Before MacKenzie Partners, Frank served as a Consultant for Willis Towers Watson where he designed executive compensation programs for corporate issuers, notably within the Electric Utility sector—the first major industry to utilize ESG metrics in compensation programs.

Prior to entering the corporate governance world, Frank was a Sell-Side Analyst in Equity Research. He resides in New York City and Tampa, Florida.
Emmanuelle Palikuca
Managing director and head of sustainability advisory
Alliance Advisors
Curtis Ravenel
Founding member
FSB TCFD Secretariat

Curtis Ravenel is a Senior Advisor to the co-chairs and Vice Chair of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) and a founding member of the Secretariat for the Financial Stability Board’s Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). He also serves as a Distinguished Fellow in Sustainable Finance at ClimateWorks Foundation, a Strategic Advisor to Persefoni Ai and Apollo Global Management and a Board Member of Context Labs BV.

Curtis founded the Sustainable Business & Finance Group at Bloomberg LP and served as its Global Head, reporting directly to the Chairman, from 2007-2019. Under his leadership, Bloomberg integrated sustainability considerations into the firm’s operations globally and developed a full range of Sustainable Finance products to evaluate sustainability-related risks and opportunities for finance professionals.

He was awarded a David Rockefeller Fellowship with the Partnership for New York City in 2011, appointed by the Obama Administration to serve on the US chapter of the G8 Advisory Board on Impact Investing in 2013 and received the Columbia Business School Exemplary Leadership Award in 2016. Curtis holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA in History from Davidson College.
Colin Etnire
Head of ESG
BC Partners
Chris Fenwick
Head of ESG centre of excellence
OneTrust
Wesley Gee
Chief sustainability officer
Works Design

Combining academic expertise with extensive professional experience, Wesley leads The Works’sustainability practice. He provides guidance in stakeholder engagement, materiality and performance measurement, as well as CSR/sustainability communications and reporting. Wesley contributed to the development of the GRI G4 guidelines and serves on sector working groups with the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board. He is a judge for CPA Canada’s Corporate Reporting Awards and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and events. He also lectures for the CSR certificate program at the University of Toronto and for the sustainability certificate program at Ryerson University. Before joining The Works, Wesley was senior sustainability consultant at Stantec and senior CSR advisor at the Canadian Business for Social Responsibility. He holds a Master’s in Sustainable Business from the University of Leeds.
Leahruth Jemilo
Head of ESG practice
Corbin Advisors

Prior to joining Corbin Advisors, Leahruth worked extensively in corporate governance and non-profit consulting. At Georgeson, a premiere proxy solicitation and corporate governance consulting firm, she managed shareholder engagement campaigns, which first introduced her to the growing importance of ESG from the investor perspective. At Equilar, an executive compensation and board data firm, Leahruth managed content and thought leadership for corporate governance conferences, co-hosted with Nasdaq, that addressed issues such as shareholder engagement, diversity in the boardroom, human capital management, and ESG, among other topics.

After graduating from Columbia Business School in 2016, Leahruth relocated to Chicago where she founded Girlspeak, a public speaking and empowerment program for middle and high school age girls. She was accepted into Google’s competitive Google for Entrepreneurs mentorship program and was a member at 1871, Chicago’s preeminent startup incubator. In 2019, Leahruth began consulting with the nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz. Having worked with public companies, institutional investors and nonprofit organizations, Leahruth has developed a wide breadth of experience and understanding of the CSR and ESG landscape.

Leahruth earned her B.A. from Carleton College in Northfield, MN where she graduated cum laude and attended Columbia University’s M.B.A. program in NYC where she was accepted into the competitive Columbia Startup Lab for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Leahruth serves on the board of Advocate Illinois Masonic Hospital, where she is Chair of the Recruitment Committee. She lives in Chicago, is an avid student at Core Power Yoga, where she finds balance and strength and is an academic tutor and mentor for middle and high school age students.
John Miller
Director of 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).

Material prepared by the Cowen Washington Research Group is intended as commentary on political, economic, or market conditions and is not intended as a research report as defined by applicable regulation.
Chad Reed
Vice president of investor relations and ESG
Hannon Armstrong

Chad leads investor relations and ESG strategy for Hannon Armstrong (NYSE: HASI), a leading investor in climate change solutions.Previously, he served in various roles, including structured finance, risk management, and investor relations, with TerraForm Power –an integrated renewable energy company now owned by Brookfield Asset Management. Chad is also a co-founder of and current Board member with Blue Forest Finance, a non-profit focused on harnessing financial innovation to design sustainablesolutions to systemic climate resilience challenges. Chad started his career as an intelligence officer operating primarily in the Middle East.Chad holds degrees from the University of California at Berkeley, the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and the George Washington University.
Ben Maiden
Editor-at-large
Corporate Secretary

Ben Maiden is the editor-at-large for Corporate Secretary, an IR Media publication, having joined the company in December 2016. He is based in New York. Ben was previously managing editor of Compliance Reporter, covering regulatory and compliance issues affecting broker-dealers and asset management firms in the US and Europe. Before that, he was editor of Euromoney Institutional Investor’s International Financial Law Review and IFLR’s Americas editor, working in London and New York.
Steve Wade
Head of event content
IR Magazine

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.
Jennifer Motles
Chief Sustainability Officer
Philip Morris International

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Attendees

Our attendees are leading governance, IR and sustainability practitioners with an established track record and strategic role within their company. Below is a sample of some of our attendees:

Company	Job title	Company	Job title
Farmland Partners	CFO	ViacomCBS	ESG specialist
PotlatchDeltic	CFO	Hewlett Packard Enterprise	ESG strategy and operations
Array Technologies	CMO, head of ESG	Bristol-Myers Squibb	Global head, sustainability strategy & operations
United States Steel	Corporate counsel	Vistra	IR and sustainability director
Nano One Materials	Corporate secretary & director of sustainability	The Water Council	President & CEO
KEB Hana Bank Canada	Corporate secretary and governance officer	Duke Realty	Senior corporate responsibility and brand manager
McDonalds Corporation	Corporate VP and associate general counsel	The Kroger	Senior Director, ESG
Easterly Government Properties	Director of Sustainability	Thermo Fisher Scientific	Senior director, investor relations
Micron Technology	Director of sustainability	MEG Energy	Senior sustainability advisor
Unitil	Director of sustainability & shared services	Sprouts Farmers Market	Sustainability manager
South Jersey Industries	Director, ESG	Capstone Mining	SVP, risk, ESG and corporate secretary
Coeur Mining	Director, ESG, Community & government relations	Whitestone REIT	Vice president, corporate communications
IAC	Director, finance and IR	Exterran Corp	Vice president, finance
AMN Healthcare Services	Director, investor relations & strategy	The Estee Lauder Companies	VP, global corporate citizenship & sustainability
Ideanomics	Director, Sustainability	Modern West Advisory	VP, ESG & sustainable business practice
Murphy Oil Corporation	Director, sustainability	MetaBank	VP, ESG and DEI
Adtalem Global Education	Director, sustainability & government relations	OGI	VP, investor relations
DaVita	ESG director	Columbia Banking System	VP, investor relations, ESG

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Governance & Accountability Institute, Inc. (G&A) is an ESG and sustainability consulting firm, founded in 2006 and based in New York, helping clients become leaders in corporate sustainability and corporate responsibility. We understand and advise on the important ways that institutional investors – asset owners and their asset managers – evaluate opportunities to invest in public and private companies. We also help savvy and enlightened corporate executives position their enterprises for success in the “new norms” of the capital markets.

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The NIRI Silicon Valley Chapter was formed to advance the practice of investor relations within the local business environment. In keeping with this mission, the Chapter focuses on IR education, mentoring, and networking with the broad professional community. Our goal is to further the skills of our members, to expand their business opportunities, to increase Chapter membership, and to foster an environment that promotes IR learning for all.

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