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A sustainable supply chain is the management of environmental, social and economic impacts throughout the entire lifecycle of a product. In today’s market, this is no longer just an ethical choice; it is a financial imperative. As global regulations tighten, the responsibility for managing these complexities has moved directly to the finance department.
This roundtable explores why accountants must understand the financial and operational implications of sustainability. We will discuss how global organisations are shifting their cost structures to improve transparency and how artificial intelligence can be used to measure risks like Scope 3 emissions, human rights and water usage. Join us to identify the tools and reporting approaches needed to produce the high-quality data that investors and regulators now demand.
Key Takeaways
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Define the financial and operational pillars of a sustainable supply chain.
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Examine how global sustainability practices affect business operations and cost structures.
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Learn how accountants can use AI to monitor and report on Scope 3 emissions and supplier ethics.
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Identify the technologies and reporting standards required to provide decision-useful information to stakeholders.
