Episode #44 — Becoming a Climate-Neutral Certified Company with Jamie Richards of Eva NYC

Jamie Richards is the Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Leader at Eva NYC. Jamie led Eva NYC to being certified as a Climate-Neutral company and is sharing the things she learned and some of her tips and tricks. In this episode, we discuss what it really means to be Climate-Neutral Certified, the things that you might not have thought about when it comes to your environmental impact, and how to start small and build your process for gathering the necessary data to become a Climate-Neutral Certified company.

Show Notes

Maybe you’ve seen the Climate-Neutral logo on products, or heard about climate commitments from larger companies, but do you know what that all really means? If you’re not sure, don’t worry—my guest and I are breaking it all down for you in this episode.

This week I’m joined by Jamie Richards, the Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Leader at Eva NYC. Jamie led Eva NYC to being certified as a Climate-Neutral company and is sharing the things she learned and some of her tips and tricks.

Join Jamie and I as we discuss what it really means to be Climate-Neutral Certified, the things that you might not have thought about when it comes to your environmental impact, and how to start small and build your process for gathering the necessary data to become a Climate-Neutral Certified company.

    What You'll Learn

  • Why the Climate-Neutral Certification is so tough to obtain.
  • What companies might need to think about when it comes to being sustainable.
  • How to measure your organization’s carbon footprint.
  • Jamie’s definition of carbon neutrality and why she chose to pursue the Climate Neutral Certification.
  • Where to start once you’ve determined you want to pursue a Climate Neutral Certification.
  • What the certification process looks like.
  • Jamie’s tips for getting certified.

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