Environment & Sustainability
Tata CEO Climate Bootcamp
On January 16th, 2025, TSG hosted an exclusive, day-long Climate Bootcamp in Mumbai, specifically designed for Tata CEOs. This program aimed to engage top leadership in planning both near and long-term strategic responses to the increasing demand for climate action-oriented institutional policies and operations. The event saw the participation of 15 CEOs who engaged in productive, interactive, and engaging discussions.
The bootcamp provided a comprehensive understanding of the current and future key impacts of climate change on the Indian industry. It delved into the direct implications for business operations and the broader economy, as well as the effects on quality of life and productivity. The session was well-received by the CEOs, who provided very positive feedback. They also offered valuable inputs and suggestions for future sessions, highlighting the importance and relevance of such initiatives.
The knowledge partner for this program was the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW).
Board Training
TSG also conducted a virtual ESG Program for Tata Board members, titled “The Board’s Role in Driving Sustainability.” This program was delivered in two modules. The first module focused on understanding the general concepts and areas encompassing “ESG & Sustainability,” while the second session addressed “Climate Change & Biodiversity.”
Recognizing the increasing role of Boards in driving the sustainability agenda of companies, TSG designed these interactive virtual sessions to update Tata Board members on the latest developments in sustainability. The goal was to help them effectively navigate the complexities of the current global business environment.
Each session saw the participation of about 40 board members from 16 different Tata companies, making it an engaging and interactive program. The knowledge partner for this initiative was the Canada-based Competent Boards.
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Last updated on 10th April 2025