State of corporate climate action 2025: Trends leading up to UNGC & Climate Week NYC
SEPT 19 @9AM PT/ 12 PM ET

As we approach Climate Week NYC 2025 and the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) summit, corporate climate action is reaching an inflection point. With pressure mounting from global regulations, investor expectations, and supply chain scrutiny, companies are navigating a shifting sustainability landscape that demands more than just pledges—it demands proof.

Join us for an inside look at the themes, tensions, and momentum leading into Climate Week 2025, and how your organization can be part of the conversation.

Why attend?

This session will unpack the latest developments in climate disclosure policy—from California’s SB 253 and SB 261 to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), SEC’s stalled climate rules, and the evolving SFDR requirements. We’ll also explore how businesses are reacting to rising demands for transparency, decarbonization, and ROI on climate investments—plus what that means for organizations trying to lead, or simply keep up.  This webinar will help you get ahead of what’s coming, and prepare your team to lead with credibility and clarity.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

  • Interpret emerging climate disclosure rules across the U.S. and EU, including SB 253, SB 261, CSRD, SEC, and SFDR

  • Identify key risks and opportunities for your business ahead of Climate Week NYC

  • Align your sustainability strategy with market trends and stakeholder demands

  • Build a credible climate narrative that holds up to public, regulatory, and investor scrutiny

  • Leverage insights from Climate Week NYC to inform year-end planning and 2026 climate goals

Save your spot

Upon registration, you will immediately receive a confirmation, calendar hold, and virtual access link

Meet the speakers

Corinne Hanson

VP of Sustainability, Greenplaces

Jake Rascoff

Director of Climate Financial Regulation, Ceres, Inc.