From Ambition to Action:
Building a sustainability program that actually works

Session resources

Everything from our session, in one place

Download the slide deck and supporting materials below. If you’d like a printed copy or have follow-up questions about anything covered today, reach out to our speakers (contact information below) or the Greenplaces team at [email protected].

About the co-hosts

The organizations behind today’s session

Three organizations with complementary expertise — sustainability reporting infrastructure, financial assurance, and legal advisory — brought together to give mid-market companies the full picture of what building a credible sustainability program actually requires.

Sustainability reporting platform

Greenplaces

Greenplaces is a certified B Corp and sustainability management platform built for mid-market companies. We combine carbon accounting software with hands-on professional services — helping organizations measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, navigate frameworks like B Corp, EcoVadis, CDP, and GHG Protocol, and build the reporting infrastructure needed to respond to clients, investors, and regulators with confidence.

We work across professional services, manufacturing, financial services, built environment, software and technology, and healthcare — meeting companies wherever they are and building programs that grow with them over time.

Advisory & assurance

Sensiba LLP

Sensiba exists to help people. We use our professional and personal skills to improve the lives of our families, communities, clients, and colleagues. With our commitment to integrity, stewardship of the environment, and kindness, we intend to better the lives of those we interact with directly. Indirectly, we strive to be a positive force in the global community.

As a Certified B Corp™ in the accounting industry, Sensiba is counted among businesses that are leading a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy. Since 2018, Sensiba has been certified by the nonprofit B Lab™ to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. We aim to help measure and benchmark non-financial data alongside financial data, and to tie ESG and sustainability efforts back to tangible ROI and bottom-line gains. We have extensive industry expertise in manufacturing, distribution, food and beverage, wine and craft brew, professional services, real estate, construction, technology, venture capital, and sustainability.

Using an organization’s data, we can help clients understand how to better mitigate risk and make more sustainable decisions for the future. We’ve been a trusted financial advisor for over 40 years. Now, we are trusted to guide companies in becoming more resilient and leveraging Business as a Force for Good™.

Legal advisory

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

Davis Wright Tremaine is a national law firm with a dedicated sustainability and ESG practice advising companies on the legal dimensions of corporate climate and sustainability commitments. Their attorneys work at the intersection of regulatory compliance, disclosure risk, greenwashing liability, and the evolving legal landscape around ESG, helping purpose-driven organizations communicate their sustainability programs with both ambition and legal defensibility.

DWT’s team works with companies across industries to review sustainability claims, assess disclosure obligations, structure climate-related governance, and stay ahead of a regulatory environment that continues to move quickly.

Take the next step

Ready to build a program that actually works for your organization?

If our session raised questions specific to your company’s situation — your current frameworks, your reporting obligations, or where to start — the Greenplaces team is easy to reach. We work with mid-market companies at every stage of this process and are happy to have an honest conversation about where you are and what a practical path forward looks like.

30 minutes. No pitch deck, no pressure. Bring your current frameworks, your biggest reporting headache, or just the question you didn’t get to ask at the session.