Advisory Board on Professional Services Sustainability
What is the Advisory Board on Professional Services Sustainability?
The Advisory Board on Professional Services Sustainability provides BCCCC members from nonmanufacturing firms with a collective voice about their unique role and position related to achieving sustainability in business. Whether your focus is reducing scope 3 emissions, balancing carbon offsets and reductions, leading green teams, or all of the above, this group is for you. This group enables members to participate in an ongoing exchange of ideas and best practices with peers; engage with key influencers; hear presentations from experts in the field; understand critical social and environmental issues, and review and weigh in on changing and newly emerging public policy.
What Do Board Members Do?
Each year the board will work as a group to set the advisory agenda to be explored. Advisory Board members will have the opportunity to present their own work and to recommend guest topics and/or speakers. Members will help to shape one or more advisory bulletin publications focused on emerging themes and best practices in sustainability practices for professional services companies. Advisory board members are invited (but not required) to be named co-authors of the advisory bulletin publications.
The 2025 Advisory Board on Professional Services Sustainability Bulletin
Dive into this year's annual bulletin to explore case studies and insights, including:
- Understanding CSRD requirements, Omnibus delays, and what these mean for professional services firms
- Measuring and managing Serviced Emissions
- Navigating California climate disclosure laws and US executive order impacts on DEI programs
- Preparing for TISFD framework requirements and integrating inequality-related financial disclosures into sustainability reporting
BCCCC Members Can Access the Bulletin Here
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Board Chair
John EdelmanManaging Director, Global Engagement & Corporate Responsibility, Edelman
Alexandra AlbroGeneral Counsel
ESET
Sophie AnolickCorporate Responsibility Specialist
ICF
Alyssa AubergerChief Sustainability Officer
Baker McKenzie
Andrea BertelsVice President, Corporate Citizenship
Nielsen
Laima BobelisDirector of Community and Employee Engagement
Natixis Investment Managers
Aileen CrowsonDirector, Pro Bono & Responsible Business
Eversheds Sutherland
Yamini DixitSenior Director, Corporate Citizenship
Nielsen
John EdelmanManaging Director, Global Engagement & Corporate Responsibility
Edelman
David HackettPartner
Baker McKenzie
Ashley HartmanManager, Corporate Sustainability
Verisk Analytics
Willa KingCorporate Sustainability Senior Analyst
Verisk Analytics
Pooja KnightESG Controller & Sustainability Strategy VP
Gallagher
Jennifer LietschManaging Director, Climate Change and Sustainability Services
Ernst & Young LLP
Darren McGannSr. Director, Sustainability
KPMG
Ami MorganDirector, Environmental, Social, and Governance
Goodwin Procter LLP
Lisa Newman-WiseUS Deloitte Purpose, Internal Sustainability Leader
Deloitte
Natasha OrehowskyPro Bono & Responsible Business Specialist
Eversheds Sutherland
Sapna Patel Senior ESG Analyst
Gallagher
Marissa PitchfordHead of Corporate Social Responsibility
ESET, LLC
Danielle ReyesCounsel
Goodwin Proctor LLP
Mona SaghriSenior Manager, Social Responsibility and Weil Foundation
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Lindsey SeipSenior Manager, Corporate Responsibility
ICF
Jennifer SombarSenior Director, Facilities, Real Estate, and Sustainability
CFA Institute
Lily WalkerCorporate Social Responsibility Specialist
Edelman
Who Can Join?
Participants must be from a nonmanufacturing company (e.g. - finance, insurance, law, consulting, communications/advertising, accounting, engineering, management, real estate services, research and executive search firms, etc.) and be responsible for part or all of the internal sustainability practices of their firm. BCCCC membership is required.