Greenwashing: can your green claims stand up to scrutiny?

Find out how to mitigate the risks of greenwashing to protect your organization’s reputation.

Transparent, trustworthy sustainability communication is a critical building block for the green transition. Greenwashing is increasingly in the spotlight for authorities, regulators, investors and consumers. It can take many forms, including lack of proof, misleading labels and irrelevant claims and can occur on several levels, such as company, products or services.​
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Legislation that addresses greenwashing is increasing around the world – all organizations communicating on sustainability are likely to be impacted. The regulations can result in financial penalties, sanctions and litigation. Perhaps more importantly, greenwashing can damage an organization’s reputation among investors, clients and consumers, leading to significant financial consequences.​
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Reducing the risk of greenwashing can help organizations enhance their reputation, boost consumer trust and promote sustainable and ethical business practices. In the face of heightened regulations and consumer and public scrutiny, now is the time to review marketing and communications strategies to enhance credibility, trust and compliance.​
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Join us at our next Asean insights webinar, where we will explore what constitutes greenwashing and how you can mitigate the risks of greenwashing to protect your organization’s reputation.​

Speakers​

• Ramesh Moosa, EY ASEAN and Singapore Forensic & Integrity Services Leader​

• Angelina Bowden-Jones, Director, EY Asia-Pacific Sustainability Tax Hub, Ernst & Young Services Pty Ltd​

Please register your interest if you wish to join this event.​

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