Wake Up Call: Carbon reporting for digital agencies – An actionable crash course
BCI Webinar
Carbon reporting for digital agencies – An actionable crash course
Carbon reporting is becoming part of agency life, not because agencies are ‘big emitters’, but because you feed into the carbon reporting requirements that your bigger clients need to meet.
Increasingly, agencies are being asked for carbon information in pre-qualification, tenders, supplier onboarding assessments like EcoVadis, and sustainability certifications like B Corp.
In this practical session, Seedling co-founder Aimée Tennant will cover:
• What carbon footprinting actually involves (in plain English)
• The typical agency carbon footprint, and how to reduce it
• How to communicate your impact credibly
• Where it becomes commercially relevant – from client requests to B Corp requirements to public sector tenders
You’ll leave with simple next steps to get started quickly, plus a few comms do’s/don’ts to help you avoid accidental greenwashing, and respond to client questions with more confidence.
Bristol Creative Industries members can register here
This webinar is exclusively for BCI members. It’s one of many benefits you get by joining the community. Not a BCI member? Read more about the benefits and join here.
This webinar is for digital agencies (agency ops/finance/bid managers) who are:
• Getting more climate questions in pitches and renewals
• Working towards (or maintaining) B Corp
• Bidding into public sector work where carbon reporting is increasingly expected
Aimée Tennant is the co-founder of Seedling, a Bath-based carbon accounting platform that helps growing businesses measure, reduce and report emissions in a way that’s clear, credible, and manageable. She regularly works with teams to build GHG-Protocol-aligned footprints and practical reduction plans, and shares plain-English guidance on carbon reporting and climate comms.
> Connect Aimée with on LinkedIn
> See Seedling’s BCI profile here
The online sessions take place every other Friday morning from 8.30-9am, and allow BCI members to share their knowledge with fellow members.
The webinars are a 15/20 minute presentation followed by a 10/15 minute Q&A. The sessions are a mix of expert tips and case studies – the perfect opportunity to learn something new before the week is out.
The webinars are exclusively for BCI members. They are one of many benefits you get by joining the community. Not a BCI member? Read more about the benefits and join here.
Please get in touch with Dan if you’re a BCI member and you’re interested in presenting on a future webinar.
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