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At this critical juncture, the time to take action on sustainability is now. Is your organisation ready for what’s next? EY believes that business must work for sustainability and that sustainability can work for business.
EY’s Sustainability Critical Assessment tool will provide you with the information you need to assess your standing in the sustainability stakes. Using it, you can find out if your organisation is surviving from a sustainability aspect, or if you are sustainability pioneers.
Upon completion of the assessment (approx. 10 mins), our expert team will email a report to you, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of your organisation and suggesting how you can level up and make an impact on one of the world’s greatest challenges.
In a recent survey of finance professionals conducted by EY:
of respondents claim their finance role now includes a greater focus on ESG reporting
The benefits of the EY sustainability assessment:
Find your sustainably persona
Complete the EY’s Sustainability Critical Assessment tool to find out what sustainability persona you and your business fit into.
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Summary
Take the EY Sustainability Maturity Assessment to learn more about how your organisations sustainability journey stacks up against your competitors, and to get a roadmap for change.