Improvability

EU governments back human rights and environmental due diligence law for supply chains From 2029, companies in Europe will have to prove they are taking action to protect the environment and human rights throughout their supply chain. A new legislation on supply chain audit, the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), has received the backing of a majority of European governments. It is expected to be voted through by the full European Parliament following approval of a revised version by that body’s Legal Affairs Committee. The directive is a component of the EU Green Deal and sits alongside other new rules such as the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which requires sustainability reporting. Here's what to know about the new legislation. https://lnkd.in/etbBKmhR #European #Union #Corporate #Law #DueDiligence #HumanRights #EnvironmentalRisk

Global AI landscape In most jurisdictions though, AI regulation is at a nascent stage, with efforts and stages of development fairly uneven across the globe. “The EU is by far the most advanced, and Singapore/South East Asia are the opposite – taking a light touch approach for now, which is fairly sensible since the burdens that the speed of AI development and technologies place on lawmakers to keep up with them are onerous and expensive,” says Frank Meehan Chair at Improvability, which offers sustainability reporting automation services. In force since 1 August, the EU AI Act is widely perceived as the most advanced, albeit prescriptive, form of regulation in the space – drawing criticism, particularly from US peers. “While the EU’s regulations show an admirable understanding of the technologies and implications – particularly in areas such as defence – they are also premature and could potentially stifle innovation,” Meehan argues. https://lnkd.in/ehMf7CEM #AI #Regulation #Policy #ESG #Investors

We would not be where we are today without our amazing interns from Imperial College London, one of the world's leading universities. Thank you to Chu-Hsuan (Abraham) Lin and Sajesh Shakya, for all the work you do! We are so glad to have future changemakers on our team. Tee just dropped off our new shirts at Imperial, and we are feeling the team spirit! #GenAI #Imperial #AI #Sustainability

It's been a busy October for Improvability! Earlier this week, our team attended the Female Founders Event at the London Stock Exchange on Monday, Founders Forum Group yesterday, participated in the ESG and Sustainability Reporting Conference organised by Westminster Insight today and tomorrow, we are participating in the Concave Summit, exploring the convergence of Sustainability and Social Impact with tech. We love meeting with other industry experts, new customers, and friends while sharing updates about what we are building. If you are in New York and London, reach out, and we would love to meet! #London #NYC #Sustainability #GenAI

Our founder, Tee Ganbold 🌏 will attend the ESG and Sustainability Reporting conference tomorrow, hosted by Westminster Insight in London, to meet with peers in the reporting industry and learn about our sector's rapidly changing landscape. Reach out to Tee if you are around or if you will be attending the conference! #ESG #Reporting #conference #sustainability #ai

Helping sustainability leaders do more good is what we are passionate about. That's why we partnered with the pioneers at DevryBV Sustainable Strategies and Devry Boughner Vorwerk to augment their work with AI. We streamline research, reporting, and impact advice by combining the talent, knowledge, and data from DevryBV Sustainable Strategies with our software. That means more time for innovation and ideation for their team and clients. #sustainability #consulting #climateai #ai #reporting #esgreporting #esg

FOCUS TALK - Art and Sustainability Session this week in London Art and Sustainability: Navigating Ethics, Technology, and Social Impact 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, Oct 13th, 2024 at the Saatchi Gallery in London Moderator: • Lee Harris| MORAL MONEY reporter at Financial Times Panelists: • Tee Ganbold| Co-Founder and CEO at Improvability • Olivier Mourao| British-Brazilian Artist, collector • Sofya Abramchuk | Head of Design of Gaudí World Foundation • Youngwook Choi (Joong Jung Gallery) /Artist (with interpreter) #Ethics #Technology #Art #Humanity

Can AI write a full long form regulatory mandatory report? It sounds impossible because it is. Navigating the wave of new regulations while trying to be cost-conscious and limiting external consultants is becoming a challenge; that is where AI and our software come in. Tee Ganbold 🌏, our co-founder, discusses the challenges faced by compliance and sustainability executives of corporates our team meets with. Do you want your time back to focus on implementation? Check out https://improvability.ai/

FOCUS TALK - Art and Sustainability Session this week in London Art and Sustainability: Navigating Ethics, Technology, and Social Impact 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, Oct 13th, 2024 at the Saatchi Gallery in London Moderator: • Lee Harris| MORAL MONEY reporter at Financial Times Panelists: • Tee Ganbold| Co-Founder and CEO at Improvability • Olivier Mourao| British-Brazilian Artist, collector • Sofya Abramchuk | Head of Design of Gaudí World Foundation • Youngwook Choi (Joong Jung Gallery) /Artist (with interpreter) #Technology #Sustainability #Automate #Reporting #Action #Humanity #Creativity

#Techtalia2024 is just around the corner and we're proud to have our founder and CEO Tee Ganbold 🌏 among the speakers at of this year's event. Taking place Oct. 4-6 at the historic Palazzo Guadagni Strozzi Sacrati in #Florence, Techtalia annually gathers top business leaders in the most beautiful Italian art cities to inspire them and engage them in a series of discussions across the intersections of humanity, culture and technology. #Humanity #Evolution #Technology