Leveraging Data for GRESB Greatness – Webinar | Goby
Published on 7 Feb 2019
Dan Winters, Head of Americas, GRESB and Helee Lev, CRO, Goby outline actionable best practices and strategic opportunities for using your data to elevate your GRESB submissions and increase your portfolio’s ESG performance.
When you think about submitting to the GRESB framework, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? The environment? Social justice? Sustainability? Improving stakeholder confidence? There are many reasons that companies submit to GRESB, but every submission focuses around one linchpin item: DATA.
February 7, 2019
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