Turn aspirational goals into operational plans to achieve your ESG and financial commitments Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) pressures Expand business cases to include ESG measures are adding complexity to investment planning and Bold ambitions need concrete plans to fund and resource decision making. The demands on organizations to the many programs that will be required to meet current operate in a more sustainable and socially-conscious and future goals. Yet organizations struggle to compare manner have been increasing for the past few decades. the multitude of funding requests in a consistent way— What was once largely a voluntary effort has now particularly investments in innovative projects where become a core expectation of any business. Whether outcomes may be less predictable. Whereas purely driven by shareholder requirements, new policies such financial objectives are easy to quantify and measure, as net-zero commitments, or increasingly conscious goals related to net zero, community development, and and demanding consumers, ESG adds complexity and climate resilience are more challenging to express in intensifies the scrutiny around internal decision making. tangible terms everyone can agree on. The bottom line: organizations must Copperleaf helps organizations expand their assessment strike a balance between meeting of project value by quantifying ESG and financial measures existing business objectives—and on a common economic scale. The Copperleaf Value Framework provides an enterprise-wide view of all the delivering on increasingly important value measures that support your strategic goals—as well ESG-driven outcomes. as the models used to calculate how individual investments or projects will contribute to those goals. This ensures all Copperleaf® has been helping companies do this for more relevant ESG criteria are accounted for, used in business than a decade. Our decision analytics software is designed cases, and valued consistently. This drives consensus and to optimize your business by leveraging your definition links day-to-day decisions with business strategy, creating of value—even when that definition is evolving as the a culture of transparency, accountability, and trust. business world progresses and expectations change. So, how can you begin to incorporate ESG into your organization’s decision making to best serve your growing pool of stakeholders?