Jun 11 2019 @ 9 - 11

How Telling the Truth about Sustainability Makes it Work

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Deborah Keller

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18th Impact for Breakfast Zurich

Access to reliable data is the biggest bottle-neck to improving corporate sustainability performance and to increasing the market for ESG-aligned investments. To date, almost all verification solutions have been top-down. Building on more than a decade of work and a proven technology and methodology that has been deployed over 3,000 times in the non-profit sector in a dozen countries, TrueFootprint has been founded to bring this to the commercial world.

TrueFootprint has developed the first bottom-up impact verification solution for corporate sustainability performance. It's a game-changer. It will significantly improve the ROI of sustainability investments, as well as deliver verifiable, granular, real-time reliable data. 

Want to learn more about this fascinating topic? We invite you to the next Impact for Breakfast Club in Zurich.


Our speakers: 

Fredrik Galtung has spent over two decades preoccupied with two questions: first, how to source and deploy impactful data for systems change and, second, how to innovate tools and methods that enable people to curb corruption and to increase the integrity of projects and services meant to benefit them. Fredrik was the first head of research at Transparency International, where he was responsible for corruption indices. Later he co-founded Integrity Action, where he developed the Fix-Rate metric, a measure of the effectiveness of governance institutions and interventions; he also helped people in a dozen countries monitor over $1 billion worth of projects and services, which is the biggest experiment in bottom-up monitoring to date. 

Edwin Bos (co-founder) has spent two decades developing digital products at Apple, Yahoo! And Silicon Valley start-ups. As Chief Innovation Officer at consumer reviews company Reevoo he has helped global clients such as British Airways and Volvo harness the power of the voice of the customer. Edwin has a PhD in computer-human interaction from Leiden University and did his postdoc at Stanford.