Regulations and disclosures like the CSRD, California SB 253, and IFRS have converging timelines. And for sustainability teams under pressure to deliver timely, transparent reporting, the challenge is clear: current systems are no longer built to meet reporting requirements while coordinating fragmented data, inconsistent processes and competing timelines.

Many teams are stuck in a reactive cycle of gathering data, interpreting requirements, validating information and repeating the same work year after year. What was once a reporting exercise has become an ongoing governance challenge.

Ready to move from reactive reporting to a repeatable process?

Watch this webinar to learn how AI-powered disclosure mapping can help you better understand reporting requirements, identify gaps, align stakeholders on what matters most and build a more repeatable reporting process.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

  • Review your reporting obligations with confidence
  • Assess readiness across your current data and processes
  • Align on what is material for reporting and disclosure
  • Build a scalable foundation for repeatable reporting
  • See a demo of SpheraAI-powered disclosure mapping
Michael Bruce

Michael Bruce

Director, Solution Consulting

Sphera

Mike has 15 years of experience helping organizations digitalize sustainability programs. He leads Sphera’s Integrated Sustainability Strategy, driving collaboration, efficiency, and value across GHG, ESG, LCA, and supply chain initiatives.

Santiago Ponce

Santiago Ponce

Principal Consultant

Sphera

Santiago Ponce is a Principal Sustainability Consultant and domain expert in sustainability strategy and reporting at Sphera. He leads projects on IFRS-ISSB, ESRS, GRI, and climate risk assessments, helping organizations identify and quantify climate-related risks.

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