Specification Management: A CFO’s Answer to Sustainability Reporting Measures
If you're not feeling the pressure around sustainability regulations yet, you're about to be. Governing bodies such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and increased regulations around things such as Extended Producer Responsibility, are putting a lot of stress on companies to comply. But without your data, you won't be able to accurately report on these measures, much less make a positive impact.
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Download the eBook
Inside the eBook, you'll learn:
- The challenges CFOs are facing around sustainability reporting and compliance
- What makes sustainability reporting so challenging
- How a spec-first approach will enable your organization to adapt and comply with new laws and regulations
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“It is a priority for our organization to still have a small atmosphere and to ensure the team is doing value-added tasks. This requires everyone to be trained properly and aligned on how we are using the system. Data entry and data locating isn't something anyone wants to do but when we do it, we need to do it right."
Alisia Heath
Why You Need Specright
When everyone has access to specifications, amazing things happen – faster product development, improved quality, and less waste.
Laura is the Chief Customer Officer at Specright, where she leads teams across professional services, customer success, and support to ensure customers thrive.
She also co-hosts the “Beyond Packaging Podcast,” with Matthew Wright, where they discuss industry trends, interview leading innovators, and discuss the history of different types of packaging.
Prior to Specright, she led advertising and analytics at GE Digital, GE’s Industrial Internet software business. Before that, she was a consultant at Deloitte Digital working in enterprise digital transformation. Laura was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for marketing and advertising and Brand Innovators 40 Under 40 and 100 Women to Watch lists. She graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
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