BSR Members Only
Date and Time
November 7, 2024
11:00 am-12:00 pm
EDT
Location
Webinar
Event Resources
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The second webinar in our Decoding Regulations series will explore how mandatory reporting is impacting business and all corporate functions, with concrete steps to prepare for disclosure under CSRD. Building on BSR’s work with our members and the learnings of the Future of Reporting Working Group, members will be guided through the key requirements and how different corporate functions need to align to ensure compliance while building long-term business value.
Join us for an interactive conversation which will cover:
- What are the key disclosure requirements?
- How are companies successfully implementing CSRD and what is the impact on different corporate functions?
- What comes after double materiality?
- How can CSRD be embedded in business strategy to build long-term value?
Scheduled Speakers
- Anna Zubets-Anderson, Associate Director, Transformation, BSR
- Master of Social Work, Fordham University, New York, 2023
- Post-graduate certificate in Corporate Citizenship and Sustainability Reporting, Boston College, 2023
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, San Francisco State University.
- Alessia D’Ascanio, Manager, Transformation, BSR
- Francesca Manta, Director, Membership and Human Rights, BSR
Anna Zubets-Anderson
Associate Director, Transformation, BSR
New York
Anna works with BSR member companies on a range of consulting projects and collaborative initiatives, with particular focus on sustainability reporting.
Her professional background encompasses corporate reporting, sustainability strategy, and providing training and coaching services. Before joining BSR, Anna operated as an independent ESG consultant and professional coach, following a thirteen-year tenure at Moody's Corporation. During her time there, she specialized in sustainable finance markets, ESG training programs, and ESG rating methodologies, in addition to overseeing a portfolio of companies within the basic materials industries. Earlier in her career, Anna spent nearly a decade at KPMG LLP, serving as an Audit Manager in the U.S. Additionally, she was a member of their International Standards Group in London (UK), where she assisted KPMG member firms and clients in adapting to changes in global accounting and auditing regulations.
Anna’s educational background encompasses social policy, human rights, corporate citizenship, business leadership, and mental health. She holds:
Alessia D’Ascanio
Manager, Transformation, BSR
Paris
Alessia works with BSR member companies across industries on sustainability management, including stakeholder engagement, materiality, strategy, and reporting, among other topics. She manages BSR’s Future of Reporting collaboration, a group of companies sharing reporting best practices and tracking the regulatory landscape in the US and EU.
Alessia brings with her nearly 8 years of experience in sustainability reporting. Prior to joining BSR, Alessia worked in the financial services sector within sustainability teams managing the publication of sustainability reports and ranking and rating submissions. She also worked at GRI where she helped companies better understand and use the GRI Standards.
Alessia holds a BSc in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. A Canadian and Italian national, she speaks English, Italian and French.
Francesca Manta
Director, Membership and Human Rights, BSR
New York
Francesca brings more than 12 years of experience in human rights, sustainability management, and responsible supply chains to her work with companies in the infrastructure, financial services, and consumer products sectors. After spending her first years at BSR with the human rights team and successfully leading numerous engagements as Nordics lead in Copenhagen, Francesca is now based in New York City and leads our global membership team.
Prior to joining BSR, Francesca worked at a global Danish retailer, where she was responsible for human rights programs at the corporate and local level. Francesca has also previously worked with the Danish Institute for Human Rights as well as Vestas and Maersk, where she was part of their sustainability teams and helped to establish social compliance systems and managed broader sustainability initiatives such as materiality, reporting, and ethics. She has done field work in East Africa, India, Myanmar, China, and South Korea.
Francesca holds a M.S. in Business and Development Studies from Copenhagen Business School and a BA in Political Science and International Relations from LUISS University Rome. She speaks Danish, English, and Italian.