Xpartners is a collaboration platform that offers consulting services in community construction. Sustainability has always been an crucial part of the company's strategy, and to stay at the forefront of sustainability reporting, they have chosen Greenstep as their partner.
The problem a lot of companies have is showing the hard evidence that they are, in fact, acting in a responsible and sustainable way. In this article, we will focus on how companies using NetSuite can calculate and report their sustainability figures straight from NetSuite data.
A lean organizational structure and varied tasks were what attracted Susanna Kiviniemi to join the team of sustainability experts at Greenstep. Her role in the team includes a variety of different tasks, from calculating carbon footprints to sales and team leadership – for the experienced expert, the most important thing about the job is that every day is different.
In today's business environment, sustainability has become key to the success of any company. However, the requirements of sustainability work can also be broad and complex, in which case it may be worth turning to an interim sustainability specialist for support.
Tamturbo wants to be a pioneer in sustainability in its field, which is why the company does close development work with Greenstep's experts.
Greenstep's sustainability services helped Nordtreat develop sustainability and reporting in line with the EU regulations. The project started with large-scale ESG reporting, which included information about the organization's effects on the environment, people, and the economy.
The EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) requires all financial sector actors to provide information on their sustainability risks and impacts. The SFDR's new disclosure requirements first came into force in the spring of 2021, and have been gradually supplemented since then. What has changed and where are we now?
Social responsibility is becoming an increasingly important part of business. Various stakeholders expect companies to be responsible, and the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will oblige companies to address sustainability issues. However, it is the company values that should drive the sustainability work – the desire to truly contribute to the common good and a better world.
Greenstep is already providing numerous services from our versatile Sustainability Team. As Greenstep is growing in Sweden, our service package is now also expanding to Tax Sustainability.