Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Let’s be honest, sustainability reporting hasn’t always had the best reputation. For years, it’s been seen as a compliance headache, a checkbox exercise, or a painfully long PDF that no one reads.
Sustainability reporting software provider Novisto announced today that it has raised $27 million in a Series C financing round, with proceeds aimed at enhancing its ESG software platform and accelerating its presence across Europe to address the “huge market opportunity” to streamline and simplify sustainability reporting. Founded in 2019, Montreal-based Novisto provides sustainability data management and reporting software for global…
The fashion industry has long been in the crosshairs of sustainability-conscious consumers – and increasingly, investors – for contributing to global waste, carbon emissions and poor labour practices. Much of the scrutiny centres on fast fashion – the high-turnover, low-cost model that continues to dominate sales on the high street and online platforms. This segment, which thrives on cheap production,…
The fashion industry has long been in the crosshairs of sustainability-conscious consumers – and increasingly, investors – for contributing to global waste, carbon emissions and poor labour practices. Much of the scrutiny centres on fast fashion – the high-turnover, low-cost model that continues to dominate sales on the high street and online platforms. This segment, which thrives on cheap production,…