Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Strategy & Corporate Sustainability: Enterprise Sensemaking For Executives
About This Course
Corporate sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy are increasingly shaped by complex and evolving environmental, technological, and regulatory forces. Navigating this landscape requires more than analysis, it demands the ability to interpret signals, align priorities, and define a clear sustainability direction at the enterprise level.
This course develops enterprise sensemaking capabilities to help leaders translate uncertainty into strategic clarity.
Participants explore environmental, social, technological, and regulatory drivers and translate them into coherent enterprise direction, while crafting strategic narratives that align purpose, opportunity, risk, and organisational capability.
What You'll Learn
- Apply enterprise sensemaking approaches to interpret sustainability-related uncertainty, systemic risk, and emerging Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) trends
- Translate external sustainability drivers, including regulatory and reporting requirements, into enterprise-level strategic priorities
- Align ESG and corporate sustainability strategy with organisational structures, incentives, and decision-making frameworks
- Develop coherent sustainability narratives that connect purpose, risk, and opportunity for internal and external stakeholders
Entry Requirements
Participants should have at least 3 years of relevant working experience in areas such as sustainability, strategy, finance, digital transformation, operations, governance, risk, or policy.