The Beekly: A weekly webinar for ESG, investor relations, and legal execs.
Webinar: Managing Regulatory Risk
Webinar in this series are <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
As climate regulations continue to evolve, managing regulatory risk has become a critical priority for businesses. In this webinar, we’ll explore how to stay ahead of emerging laws and align with global frameworks like IFRS S2. Discover how Beehive’s innovative software simplifies compliance and keeps you informed about critical legislative developments.
We'll be joined Neil Popovic, a Partner at law firm Sheppard Mullin and the leader of the firm's ESG and Sustainability Team.
Topics include:
• Regulatory Risk in IFRS S2: A breakdown of how regulatory risk is framed and its implications for businesses.
• Automation in Action: See how Beehive’s software tracks climate laws and bills, helping you streamline compliance efforts.
• Under-the-Radar Legislation: Learn about key climate-related laws and bills you might not have heard of—and their potential impact on your business.
Who Should Attend:
General Counsel, ESG leaders, Investor Relations professionals, and compliance officers seeking practical tools and insights for navigating today’s climate regulatory landscape.
Key Takeaways:
• An understanding of how regulatory risk is addressed in IFRS S2 guidance.
• How automation can transform compliance workflows and reduce your regulatory burden.
• Insights into upcoming climate legislation that could affect your industry.
Don’t miss this opportunity to build your expertise in climate risk reporting and position your organization for success in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
Webinar: How Climate Models Work
Webinar in this series are <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Curious about how scientists predict climate risks like hurricanes, wildfires, and rising temperatures? Join Dr. Edward Knudsen, Beehive’s Chief Data Officer, for an engaging and accessible introduction to the fascinating world of climate modeling. Designed for a non-scientific audience, this webinar will break down:
• What climate models are and how they’re developed.
• The types of data scientists use to simulate the Earth’s systems.
• How models are used to forecast future risks and guide decision-making for businesses and governments.
Dr. Knudsen will demystify complex processes like data collection, computational modeling, and uncertainty analysis, making it clear how these tools are critical for understanding and mitigating climate risks.
Who Should Attend:
ESG leaders, Investor Relations professionals, General Counsel, and anyone interested in understanding the science behind climate predictions and their implications for businesses.
Key Takeaways:
• A clear explanation of how climate models work.
• Insights into how climate modeling informs risk management and regulatory compliance.
• An opportunity to ask an expert your burning questions about climate science.
Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable knowledge about one of the most important tools in climate risk management—presented by one of the leaders shaping the field.
Webinar: Employee Safety During a Wildfire
Webinar in this series are <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Wildfires are an increasing threat to employees and businesses, especially for distributed teams with members located in high-risk areas. In this webinar, we’ll provide actionable guidance to help companies ensure their employees’ safety before, during, and after a wildfire disaster.
You’ll learn:
• Proactive Measures: How to help employees prepare for wildfires with safety plans, emergency kits, and risk awareness.
• Real-Time Response: Best practices for communication and support during a wildfire, including evacuation assistance and flexible work options.
• Post-Disaster Recovery: How to support employees with financial, emotional, and logistical resources as they recover and rebuild.
Who Should Attend:
HR leaders, operations managers, and climate leaders at companies with distributed teams, especially those with employees in wildfire-prone areas.
Key Takeaways:
• Practical tools to ensure employee safety and well-being during wildfire emergencies.
• Insights into how distributed teams can stay connected and resilient in the face of disaster.
• Strategies to build trust and support for employees in challenging situations.
Join us for this essential session and learn how to protect your most valuable asset—your people.
Webinar: Beehive Product Training
Webinar content is <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Get a full demo and training of Beehive's climate risk solution. Open to existing customers and not-yet customers, this is a good chance to get up to speed on how Beehive helps companies with enterprise climate risk management.
Topics include:
• Walk through of existing product
• Update on the latest features
• A look at next month's product roadmap
Who Should Attend:
ESG leaders, General Counsel, and Investor Relations professionals tasked with overseeing or implementing climate risk governance strategies. Also welcome are any job seekers interested in working at Beehive.
Webinar: Inside PagerDuty’s ESG Strategy
Webinar content is <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Join us for an exclusive conversation with Asheen Phansey, Director of ESG & Sustainability at PagerDuty, as we dive into the company’s ESG journey. From setting a science-based target to navigating board engagement and legal considerations, Asheen will share how PagerDuty is integrating sustainability into its corporate strategy. Learn why the company is proactively addressing climate risk and how ESG leaders can build effective programs that align with business goals.
Topics include:
• Setting a Science-Based Target – Why PagerDuty committed and how they approached it
• ESG & the Board – How Asheen works with executives and legal teams
• Climate Risk & Business Strategy – Why PagerDuty is taking on climate risk in 2025
Who Should Attend:
ESG leaders, General Counsel, and Investor Relations professionals tasked with overseeing or implementing climate risk governance strategies.
Webinar: Carbon Accounting & SBTi meet TCFD & IFRS S2
Webinars in this series are <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Understanding the connection between sustainability programs and climate risk reporting is critical for businesses navigating today’s regulatory and investor expectations. In this webinar, we’ll break down the interplay between carbon accounting, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and global climate risk reporting frameworks like TCFD and IFRS S2.
You’ll learn:
• Carbon Accounting in TCFD Reports: When and how carbon data plays a role in disclosures, from Scope 1-3 emissions to target-setting.
• SBTi and Climate Risk: How setting science-based emissions targets ties into broader climate risk management and reporting.
• Bridging Sustainability and Risk: Practical insights into aligning sustainability initiatives with regulatory frameworks like IFRS S2.
Who Should Attend:
ESG leaders, Investor Relations professionals, General Counsel, and sustainability managers looking to align their carbon accounting and emissions reduction strategies with climate risk reporting frameworks.
Key Takeaways:
• A clear understanding of how carbon accounting and SBTi targets are integrated into TCFD and IFRS S2 reports.
• Practical steps to align sustainability programs with climate risk disclosures.
• Insights into using carbon and climate data to meet both regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations.
Join us to demystify the relationship between sustainability and climate risk, and learn how to position your company for success in a climate-conscious business landscape.
Webinar: Climate Risk Governance
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Webinars in this series are <30 minute long, with the rest of the hour bookmarked for Q&A.
Description:
Climate risk governance is critical for aligning your organization with regulatory requirements and investor expectations. In this webinar, we’ll provide a practical guide to structuring oversight and decision-making processes to address climate-related risks effectively.
Topics include:
• Board-Level Oversight: Explore which board committees typically handle climate risk and the key topics they discuss.
• Setting Up an ESG Steering Committee: Learn who should be on it, how often they should meet, and how to ensure alignment with your organization’s broader goals.
• Responding to IFRS S2 Questions: Understand how to approach climate risk governance questions in your IFRS reports, with practical examples and tips.
Who Should Attend:
Board members, ESG leaders, General Counsel, and Investor Relations professionals tasked with overseeing or implementing climate risk governance strategies.
Key Takeaways:
• A clear understanding of governance structures for effective climate risk oversight.
• Best practices for establishing and running an ESG Steering Committee.
• Practical advice on responding to climate governance-related questions in IFRS S2 reports.
Don’t miss this opportunity to build your expertise in climate risk reporting and position your organization for success in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
Webinar: Introduction to TCFD
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Description:
Join us for a comprehensive introduction to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), the global gold standard for climate risk reporting. This webinar will cover:
• The history and evolution of TCFD, including its origins and objectives.
• A deep dive into its core sections: governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics & targets.
• The integration of TCFD principles into the IFRS S2 Standards
Whether you’re new to TCFD or looking to deepen your understanding, this session will provide the foundational knowledge you need to navigate climate-related disclosures and align your organization with emerging best practices.
Who Should Attend:
ESG leaders, Investor Relations professionals, General Counsel, and anyone responsible for climate or sustainability reporting in enterprise organizations.
Key Takeaways:
• The purpose and framework of TCFD.
• How TCFD shaped the IFRS S2 Standards and what this means for businesses.
• Practical steps to begin aligning with TCFD recommendations.
Don’t miss this opportunity to build your expertise in climate risk reporting and position your organization for success in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.