The Operational Sustainability in Finance forum (OSiF), formed in 2021, supports leading Financial organisations to collaborate on operational sustainability improvements within their property estates, enabling all to hit their carbon reduction targets.
Our forum meets in person each quarter allowing members to share their progress, gain knowledge, debate legislation, feedback to officials and support one another in achieving energy reduction and sustainability goals.
Online workshops are also available to members from all forums to hear from a range of speakers, or to debate cross sector energy and sustainability challenges.
Applications from UK-based financials organisations are welcome.
“I’d highly recommend the Operational Sustainability in Finance Forum (OSiF) forum, which provides access to a network of peers working towards achieving a common decarbonisation objective. It’s a fantastic forum to learn about the successes (and challenges) from your peers, while also gaining valuable insights on topical issues through the regular invited keynote speaker sessions”.
“Joining the Operational Sustainability in Finance Forum (OSiF) has been extremely beneficial for me and for the business. Meeting with peers facing similar challenges and opportunities and helping each other over hurdles is invaluable.”
“The pace of change in sustainability is mind-boggling. It’s a full-time job in itself to keep apace of the constantly shifting regulatory, commercial and legal frameworks that surround it. The Operational Sustainability in Finance Forum (OSiF) forum gives me insights into how other peers are addressing the big issues, sharing from learnings and grappling with unknown together. We’re not in this alone!”
All our forums are for highly experienced in-house energy & sustainability practitioners who are serious about decarbonising their businesses, passionate in their field, and eager to support the UK and USA’s Net Zero ambitions. All forums: meet quarterly, attend confidential workshops, and have limited capacity and eligibility criteria.