Predistribution Initiative

Save the Date! Join us for a special 30-minute webinar on Friday, September 27 at 8am ET / 2pm SA / 7pm ICT to celebrate the official launch of the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (“TISFD” or “the Taskforce”)!    TISFD is a cross-sector initiative that will develop a global framework that enables businesses and investors to effectively identify, assess, and report on their inequality and social-related impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities. The ultimate objective of the Taskforce is to improve corporate and investor practices so that they engender more equitable and resilient societies and economies. During the launch webinar, attendees will have an opportunity to:  - Meet the new Co-Chairs for TISFD and hear their vision for the Taskforce  - Hear answers to our most frequently asked questions from our Co-Chairs  - Learn about opportunities to engage with TISFD and next steps looking ahead The session will be recorded and shared with the public following the webinar so that it can be viewed in any time zone by all. Please use the link below to reserve your spot! https://lnkd.in/eNsfUpkk

❗Nominations are now open for new members to join 3 of our #governance bodies that support GRI's strategic planning to underpin standard setting.   Candidates can submit applications until 27 September to be a part of 👉 ✅Supervisory Board: the body responsible for overseeing GRI’s long-term priorities and strategy. ✅Global Sustainability Standards Board (#GSSB): the independent entity responsible for developing and setting the #GRIStandards.  ✅GRI Due Process Oversight Committee: the body that ensures GSSB standard-setting activities are conducted in accordance with its due process.   Appointments to all these governance bodies are on a voluntary basis and members serve a term of three years.   Find out more about how to apply and the remit, expectations, responsibilities and time commitment for each position 👉https://lnkd.in/djrkNsc9

In late September 2024, the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) will be launched. As we look ahead to the launch, the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) Working Group and Monash Business School & Group of 100 are pleased to invite you to a webinar to learn more about the forthcoming Taskforce. Markets rely on people and society to operate. These dependencies, as well as the impacts businesses and investors have on people, can pose major business risks or opportunities. Inequality is a system-level risk for the economy, which can undermine the functioning and stability of society and institutions. TISFD will develop a global framework and recommendations for reporting and managing inequality and social-related risks, opportunities, impacts and dependencies. The framework will build upon existing initiatives and be positioned to be integrated within existing disclosure frameworks, including those of the ISSB, GRI, and EFRAG.   The TISFD Working Group, comprising 25 organisations from business, finance, labour, and civil society, is working together to prepare for the Taskforce launch. At the 7th August ’24 webinar, representatives of the Working Group will present the proposed scope, workplan, and governance structure, and opportunities to become part of the Taskforce.    Join us to share your feedback on how TISFD can add value to your work and how to make it relevant for your organization.    In advance of the webinar, you are encouraged to visit the TISFD website at www.tisfd.org to learn more about TISFD and consider becoming a TISFD Supporter. G100 is keen to engage the Financial Function, and accordingly we are hoping that both sustainability and finance professionals will attend. Governance, General Counsel and Corporate reporting functions are also most welcome. Presenters Joanne Bauer - Member, TISFD Working Group and Co-founder of Rights CoLab Delilah Rothenberg - Member, TISFD Working Group and Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Predistribution Initiative Moderated by a member of the G100’s Sustainability Committee Join the Meeting at 9:00am - 10.30am AEST RSVP: please respond by Friday, August 2nd to [email protected]

New Taskforce to launch in September 🍂 The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) aims to create a global framework for addressing #inequality and #social issues, followed by offering guidelines on financial disclosures for companies and investors. 💻 This webinar will provide updates on why TISFD was created, its goals, governance, launch plans, and further engagement opportunities. 📅 Date: Thursday, 25 July 🕓 Time: 16:00 - 17:00 BST Register now: https://ow.ly/uOzI50SgcnG

As we prepare for the launch of the Taskforce in September, we are seeking public input on the proposed governance model. We will therefore host a final 90-minute session on August 13th at 8:00am-9:30am ET (2-3:30pm CET) to share the model and gather real-time feedback. To register for the session, please visit the link here: https://lnkd.in/eEX-Ssqw In preparation for this session, please read the proposed governance plan in full on the 'Provide Feedback' page of the TISFD site (below). This plan includes TISFD’s governance principles, organizational structure, and the roles and responsibilities for each Taskforce body. There is also a survey link where respondents can submit their feedback. We welcome input from all interested stakeholders. We have extended the deadline for feedback on the proposed governance plan to Friday, August 16, 2024. We will publish a document with key takeaways from the feedback process ahead of the formal launch of the Taskforce in late-September. https://lnkd.in/e3MUK7JA Dmitriy Ioselevich Luda Svystunova Caroline Le Meaux Dan Mitler, M.S. Alexandra R. Carson Thal Bernadette V. Madeleine Evans Sebastián Welisiejko Santiago Sueiro Vincent Siegerink Delilah Rothenberg Shannon Mullins Juan Jardon-Pina Davide Cerrato Nikolaj Halkjær Pedersen Alejandro Bautista Camila Moar Joanne Bauer Paul Rissman Silvana Zapata-Ramirez Arabo K. Ewinyu Red Godfrey-Sagoo Polly Marsh DL Caroline Rees Bob Dannhauser, CFA, FRM Defne Sokmen Théo Jaekel Laure-Anne Parpaleix Marcos Mancini Luisa BERNAL Delfina Monteverdi Namit Agarwal Gerbrand Haverkamp Melinda George Deleuze Irit Tamir Sharmeen Contractor Angela Azumah Alu Liz Umlas Frederic Pinglot

We are seeking public feedback on the proposed governance model for the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD). To facilitate this process, we are hosting two 90-minute sessions to gather real-time feedback. Come join us on Monday, 22 July, at 8:30-10:00am CET or 5:30-7:00pm CET.     To register for the 8:30am CET session on 22 July, please visit the link here:   https://lnkd.in/eRazyQbs     To register for the 5:30pm CET session on 22 July, please visit the link here:   https://lnkd.in/eK_7R8uX In preparation for the sessions, please visit the 'Provide Feedback' page on the TISFD site to access the governance model document prepared by the TISFD Working Group, which outlines specific questions for consultation as well as details on the proposed governance plan, including governance principles, organizational structure, and the roles and responsibilities for each Taskforce body. There is also a survey link where respondents can submit their feedback. https://lnkd.in/e3MUK7JA We welcome input from any and all interested stakeholders. Please note that feedback will be accepted on a rolling basis until August 1, 2024. We will publish a document with key takeaways from the feedback process ahead of the formal launch of the Taskforce in September. Dmitriy Ioselevich Luda Svystunova Caroline Le Meaux Dan Mitler, M.S. Alexandra R. Carson Thal Bernadette V. Madeleine Evans Sebastián Welisiejko Santiago Sueiro Vincent Siegerink Delilah Rothenberg Shannon Mullins Juan Jardon-Pina Davide Cerrato Nikolaj Halkjær Pedersen Alejandro Bautista Camila Moar Joanne Bauer Paul Rissman Silvana Zapata-Ramirez Arabo K. Ewinyu Red Godfrey-Sagoo Polly Marsh DL Caroline Rees Bob Dannhauser, CFA, FRM Defne Sokmen Théo Jaekel Laure-Anne Parpaleix Marcos Mancini Luisa BERNAL Delfina Monteverdi Namit Agarwal Gerbrand Haverkamp Melinda George Deleuze Irit Tamir Sharmeen Contractor Angela Azumah Alu Ivette González Frederic Pinglot

We are seeking public feedback on the proposed governance model for the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD). To facilitate this process, we are hosting two 90-minute sessions to gather real-time feedback. Come join us on Monday, 22 July, at 8:30-10:00am CET or 5:30-7:00pm CET.     To register for the 8:30am CET session on 22 July, please visit the link here:   https://lnkd.in/eRazyQbs     To register for the 5:30pm CET session on 22 July, please visit the link here:   https://lnkd.in/eK_7R8uX In preparation for the sessions, please visit the 'Provide Feedback' page on the TISFD site to access the governance model document prepared by the TISFD Working Group, which outlines specific questions for consultation as well as details on the proposed governance plan, including governance principles, organizational structure, and the roles and responsibilities for each Taskforce body. There is also a survey link where respondents can submit their feedback. https://lnkd.in/e3MUK7JA We welcome input from any and all interested stakeholders. Please note that feedback will be accepted on a rolling basis until August 1, 2024. We will publish a document with key takeaways from the feedback process ahead of the formal launch of the Taskforce in September. Dmitriy Ioselevich Luda Svystunova Caroline Le Meaux Dan Mitler, M.S. Alexandra R. Carson Thal Bernadette V. Madeleine Evans Sebastián Welisiejko Santiago Sueiro Vincent Siegerink Delilah Rothenberg Shannon Mullins Juan Jardon-Pina Davide Cerrato Nikolaj Halkjær Pedersen Alejandro Bautista Camila Moar Joanne Bauer Paul Rissman Silvana Zapata-Ramirez Arabo K. Ewinyu Red Godfrey-Sagoo Polly Marsh DL Caroline Rees Bob Dannhauser, CFA, FRM Defne Sokmen Théo Jaekel Laure-Anne Parpaleix Marcos Mancini Luisa BERNAL Delfina Monteverdi Namit Agarwal Gerbrand Haverkamp Melinda George Deleuze Irit Tamir Sharmeen Contractor Angela Azumah Alu Ivette González Frederic Pinglot