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Weathering Climate Risk

Data as a Tool to Avoid Supply Chain Disruption
Thursday, November 13 9am PT | 12pm ET

Keep Operations Afloat in the Wake of Climate-Related Disasters

Over the past decade, climate-related disruptions have surged, causing widespread challenges for global business operations. In the United States alone, weather-related delays cost trucking companies between $2 billion and $3.5 billion each year.1

While physical climate risk regulations are scarce worldwide and reporting isn’t mandatory for many organizations, it’s clear that climate-related events will continue to take a toll on businesses. That’s why we’re hosting, “Weathering Climate Risk: Data as a Tool to Avoid Supply Chain Disruption.”

In this exclusive webinar, our experts will share:
  • How climate risk is affecting procurement and supply chains worldwide.
  • The hidden risks that may be undermining your procurement performance and why visibility matters.
  • How to integrate climate risk data into supplier evaluations and due diligence efficiently.
  • Which data attributes are most critical when sourcing climate risk data.

Date: Thursday, November 13
Time: 9am PT | 12pm ET

1https://impact.economist.com/projects/trade-in-transition/climate_change/

Weathering Climate Risk

Data as a Tool to Avoid Supply Chain Disruption

We hope you enjoy the webinar. 
Have questions? Check out the Dun & Bradstreet resources, or reach out to us.

Meet the Speakers

Will Sami

Practice Lead, Water and Nature, Earth Finance

Jason Lindauer

Global Head of ESG and Climate Risk Products, Dun & Bradstreet

Aaron Ketofsky

Principal, Product Marketing, Third-Party Risk & Compliance, Dun & Bradstreet

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