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ESG reporting: Leveraging sustainability's under-utilized impact accelerator
Overwhelming as it may seem, aligning with today’s public ESG expectations and their regulatory, governmental counterparts should feel more like an opportunity than a challenge. It’s an opportunity for the energy sector to align with all our current stakeholders (planet included), while attracting like-valued ones for the future. And believe it or not, it’s the often-overlooked reporting aspect of sustainability that best depicts these—and the many other—benefits of a transparent ESG roadmap.
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Sydney Lindquist
Director of ESG, Reporting and Disclosure
Sydney is responsible for external ESG performance, including leading engagement efforts with key stakeholders across several market segments globally. Prior to her role at SLB, Sydney spent 10+ years as a global sustainability leader in the chemical industry and led a global product stewardship team.
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