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In this episode of The Pulse by GRESB, our speakers talk about the importance of sustainability assurance. They discuss what assurance means in the context of sustainability reporting, how it supports data credibility and risk management, and its role within the GRESB Assessments. The conversation covers common challenges and what distinguishes high-quality assurance work.
Listen to insights from:
1. Chris Pyke, Chief Innovation Officer | GRESB
2. Steve Wilkerson, Senior Manager | Forvis Mazars
Follow along on the GRESB website: https://www.gresb.com/nl-en/making-assurance-work-for-real-assets-the-pulse-by-gresb/
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