Sustainability reporting has reached a strategic inflection point. Expanding stakeholder expectations, evolving regulatory frameworks, and the urgent need to demonstrate authentic progress have fundamentally changed what effective reporting looks like. For some companies, comprehensive disclosure-focused reports remain essential. For others, streamlined approaches free up resources for meaningful action. The challenge is determining which path makes sense for your organization.
The truth is, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. Your ideal reporting strategy depends on your industry, stakeholder priorities, sustainability maturity, and where you are in your reporting journey. Some companies need robust, investor-grade disclosures aligned to frameworks like SASB or TCFD. Others benefit from simplified reporting that redirects resources toward tangible impact initiatives.
Read more: Is it time to change your sustainability reporting strategy?
That's why we created this quick 30-second assessment. Answer a few questions about your company's sustainability position, key audiences, and reporting framework alignment, and we'll provide a customized communication plan to help you determine the most strategic path forward—whether that's investing in comprehensive disclosure, streamlining to focus on material topics, or something in between.
