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Beyond the Bounce with PwC Canada #3: Shelley Gilberg and Sarah Marsh on transforming business in the face of climate change
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Our climate is changing. How are organizations changing in return? Shelley Gilberg and Sarah Marsh from PwC explain how leading businesses’ net-zero carbon, ESG reporting, and sustainability strategies are evolving for a new world.
Read the Canadian findings from PwC’s 24th annual CEO Survey at https://www.pwc.com/ca/ceosurvey.
Starting November 15, visit PwC’s Net Zero Hub: www.pwc.com/ca/net-zero-hub
About our guests:
Shelley Gilberg is ESG Markets & Consulting Leader at PwC Canada. She helps clients develop and implement their strategies to preserve and create value through addressing ESG risks and opportunities. Shelley brings unique perspective to her clients. She has been a CFO, COO and Chief Transformation Executive in industry, combined with several Board Director and Audit Committee roles, and rounded out with her career in advisory services providing both strategic advice and helping clients execute on their strategic initiatives. Shelley holds an MBA from Queen's University, a CPA (CMA), and is ICD.D certified.
Sarah Marsh is a Partner at PwC and the ESG Report and Assurance Leader for PwC Canada. Sarah helps clients improve their ESG reporting and builds trust in that reporting through assurance. She has been providing sustainability and ESG reporting and assurance services for nearly 10 years, and helps clients across many industries report using SASB, GRI, GHG Protocol, TCFD, and many other sustainability reporting criteria. Sarah has a BA (Hons.) in Economics and Economic History from York University (UK). She is a CPA (CA) as well as a chartered accountant of England and Wales.
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