Tackling the climate crisis is everyone’s business
Business in the Community (BITC) Climate Action Director, Gudrun Cartwright, and Circular Economy Director, Peter Belk, explain how organisations can harness climate action for business benefit.
Using a risk framework and an impact and likelihood assessment tool Business in the Community (BITC) will show you how to get responsible business issues on to your organisation’s risk register.
This will ensure that issues identified receive the necessary attention at the highest levels. Additionally, we will demonstrate the tools for you to build an accurate materiality matrix for your organisation that considers the opinions of your stakeholders and an assessment of the impact of the issues on your organisational strategic objectives.
Module objectives:
By the end of the module, attendees will have:
Additionally, delegate organisations will benefit from a:
Module outline:
The course will focus on the following areas:
Who should attend?
This course is primarily for responsible business practitioners. However, risk or business unit managers will also benefit.
Price per individual module
Companies can also take out a Responsible Business Management Training partnership through their core BITC membership.
Find out more about BITC’s ILM accredited six-module training programme for professionals designing and delivering responsible business strategies and corporate responsibility programmes.
Contact for further information
To reserve a place on this module or for further information, contact the Responsible Business Management Training Team.
Following government advice on social distancing, all BITC events over the coming months will be delivered remotely via digital technology. Details on how to join will be sent prior to the event.
Business in the Community (BITC) Climate Action Director, Gudrun Cartwright, and Circular Economy Director, Peter Belk, explain how organisations can harness climate action for business benefit.
In this toolkit, Business in the Community (BITC) has three immediate and essential asks of businesses that are considering restructures and redundancies.