In the United States, California is leading the charge to fill the void left by the now-failed SEC Climate Rule with its new groundbreaking climate disclosure laws SB 253, SB 261, and SB 219. If you're curious about the practical implications of California's climate laws — especially coming out of the public comment period — or how to best prepare and leverage compliance for strategic advantage, register for this two-part webinar (part one later today!).

During this webinar, you'll join Diana Tidd, former Chief Responsibility Officer and Global Head of Index at MSCI; Alyssa Zucker, Senior Industry Principal at Workiva; and Maura Hodge, US Sustainability Leader at KPMG as they:

- Unpack the complexities of the California climate laws and how they connect to broader climate disclosure and sustainability management themes.

-Discuss the business value of integrating climate risk assessment and decarbonization into core business strategy, value creation through risk management, long term resilience, and the competitive advantages that follow.

- Provide actionable insights into the overlap between California's climate laws and other emerging regulations, which can empower your business to streamline reporting processes and build a resilient sustainability strategy.

- See how Workiva’s integrated solution helps organizations streamline readiness and reporting across carbon accounting, sustainability management, and GRC controls—all in one platform.

Each session is standalone — but as a bonus, those who attend both are eligible for 2 CPE credits, so bring an accounting friend!