the race to net zero

It’s that time of year: McKinsey’s annual report on the most trending topics of 2022, revealed November’s topic of choice as net zero.

Also in November, COP27 in Egypt revisited the essential elements necessary to climate progress - and expounded on other areas of focus which prevailing in urgency - biodiversity, food choices, food waste, circularity + aviation, to name a few.

In 2023, Deloitte predicts 99% of publicly traded companies will begin to shift from commitments to action. 89% of execs surveyed say they enhanced internal goal setting and accountability around ESG, and 81% report creating new roles and responsibilities to prepare for governance + disclosure.

Technology is a major focus when it comes to preparedness, with 99% saying they are somewhat likely or very likely to invest in more technology and tools in the next 12 months - tools like Purpose Net Zero.

Beyond the potential regulatory requirements of required emissions reporting, a large contingency of executives anticipate business benefits to integrating sustainability into business strategy - which has been proven by Harvard, NYU Stern School of Business and is the consistent talk of investment experts.

For those companies who are unable to make large investments in ESG software, Purpose Net Zero can integrate with any event registration software and facilitate measurement and management of the largest contingency of event-related emissions, those around event travel. The future is net zero.