Natalie Runyon

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Content Strategist / Sustainability and Human Rights Crimes

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Natalie Runyon has more than 20 years of experience working and volunteering for multinational organizations, including ��VR��Ƶ, Goldman Sachs, and the Central Intelligence Agency. Currently, she is Content Strategist for Sustainability and Human Rights Crimes at the ��VR��Ƶ Institute.

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Natalie Runyon

Insights by this contributor

New study reveals novel way for enterprise compliance to deliver bottom-line value

GenAI promises to deliver productivity gains, but at what environmental cost?

Will recent developments in voluntary carbon markets restore trust and integrity?

Could “Scope 4” emissions reporting be on the horizon?

The growing role of chief information officers in sustainability

How to conduct human rights impact assessments as part of company ESG programs

How companies can codify biodiversity and nature into their sustainability practices and reporting

How to use financial channels to embed sustainability into core company operations

Is pursuing degrowth the sole strategy for achieving an organization’s sustainability goals?

Getting data in order key to navigate complexity of ESG issues

How to integrate ESG risks into the enterprise’s overall risk management

Erosion in the rule of law creates potential corporate governance gaps & increases risks for management

Preparation guidance for corporate counsel to meet SEC's climate disclosure rules

How to conduct a double-materiality assessment to comply with the EU’s CSRD

ESG disclosure mandates & standards likely to spur rise in greenwashing claims in 2024 & beyond

Role of internal audit in ESG heats up amid global wave of regulation

Distilling ESG drivers of enterprise value and the role of corporate boards

Power skills needed to exceed culture and well-being expectations amid deeply uncertain times

Top actions for corporate boards to lead and provide oversight in the 21st century

How Global Reporting Initiative standards meet the EU’s ESG reporting requirements

Guidance for company boards on how to navigate the politicization of ESG

Building trust in carbon credit marketplaces critical to attract reputable market participants

Six predictions for ESG in 2024: The year ESG emerged from fad to essential business

Organizations need to invest in manager development to spur growth, ethics & positive culture

Modern slavery: Government funding for enforcement is key to prevention

AI use and employee experience: New research reveals guidance gap in professional services

Inside the Shift: What happens in the professional workplace when AI does too much?

The professional judgment gap: Tracing AI's impact from lecture hall to professional services

Why corporate tax tech is falling short and how talent development can fix it

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