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ESG survey: Preparing for high-quality disclosures | US Best Managed Companies Program: 2022 Honoree

ESG survey: Preparing for high-quality disclosures | US Best Managed Companies Program: 2022 Honorees | Is your private business ready to transform? Created for {EMAIL} | [Web Version]( June 2, 2022 [Forward]( ⋅ [SHARE]( ⋅ [Web Version]( Sponsored Content [] Spotlight on Family Enterprises [] Deloitte Private understands that purpose is at the center of all that you do—fueled by core values, strong vision, trust, and legacy. We bring the breadth of Deloitte to help family enterprises in the pursuit to drive growth and realize wealth potential, while helping you build your legacy. [] Featured Section Sponsored Content from Deloitte Private [] [ESG survey: Preparing for high-quality disclosures]( [ESG survey: Preparing for high-quality disclosures]( The business landscape today has been transformed by environmental and social concerns. As understanding grows about the risk and value creation opportunities that ESG presents, the demand for ESG disclosure has accelerated. How prepared are you for the changing ESG landscape? [Read More]([.]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [US Best Managed Companies Program: 2022 Honorees]( [US Best Managed Companies Program: 2022 Honorees]( The US Best Managed Companies program, sponsored by Deloitte Private and The Wall Street Journal, has unveiled its 2022 honorees. These 51 private businesses demonstrate excellence in four key categories and join the global network of Best Managed Companies. [Read More.]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] Additional Resources Sponsored Content from Deloitte Private [] [Is your private business ready to transform?]( [Is your private business ready to transform?]( Digital transformation is an essential growth strategy for private business leaders. But private enterprises are taking a very different approach than listed companies. They are engaging digitally with customers in new ways and driving growth through a diversity of channels and relationships. [Read More.]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [Beyond business: Philanthropy and strategic investing]( [Beyond business: Philanthropy and strategic investing]( While family businesses play a vital role in the giving ecosystem, a cascade of developments has recently prompted a seismic shift in philanthropy and strategic investing, accelerating the need to think more carefully and strategically about giving. [Read More.]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] RELATED NEWS FROM SMARTBRIEF [] [Digital requires reimagining business models]( Digital transformation is less of a component of business as it is the beginning of business model revolution that starts with focusing on frictions that digital solutions can address, writes Rita McGrath. "My best advice here is to think boldly, but experiment cheaply and quickly to see which of your guesses about how digital could help your business thrive in the future," McGrath writes. Full Story: [Rita Gunther McGrath]( (5/3) [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [How top CEOs tackle digital transformation]( Successful CEOs tackle digital transformation by focusing on a mix of financial and nonfinancial metrics, such as cultural transformation, better use of data and faster decision-making, according to McKinsey experts. "[D]igital transformation does really need to be a standing item at the top of the company to make sure it stays on the CEO's agenda and to show that it's aligned across the full company agenda," says McKinsey's Rodney Zemmel. Full Story: [McKinsey]( (5/12) [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [New framework aims to measure social impact outcomes]( Social impact investors must look beyond the total number of beneficiaries served when evaluating effectiveness, and one way to do it is through a new framework based on competitive sustainability, writes Cecilia Chapiro, founder of Yunus & Youth. Chapiro discusses the outcomes-based approach to evaluating social impact, as well as strategies to help investors deploy the tactic. Full Story: [Stanford Social Innovation Review]( (4/28) [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [Ways to bridge the gap between data planning, execution]( The problem with data is "a large, uncrossable chasm between the people who explore the data and the production teams that implement the initiatives," writes Thibaut Gourdel of Talend. Gourdel outlines four steps for data transformation, starting with making it "freely available to the people who need it, without restrictions on volume, data sources, or users." Full Story: [Datanami]( (5/10) [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] [Startups look to capitalize on SEC carbon rules]( The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to issue rules requiring public-company disclosure of emissions and mitigation plans, which could help companies offering software for climate reporting. "I think you're going to see [the SEC rule] drive this shift from once-a-year consultant PDFs to, you now need a system of record to manage carbon within your company," says Taylor Francis, co-founder of climate software startup Watershed. Full Story: [Emerging Tech Brew]( (5/6) [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Email]( [] Company Profile [] [Company Profile]( [Deloitte Private]( delivers audit & assurance, tax, consulting, and risk & financial advisory services tailored for family businesses, family offices, and high net worth individuals; privately-owned enterprises; private equity investors and their portfolio companies, and venture-backed companies. We create personalized solutions, deliver value through every milestone, and offer tailored and relevant insights through an integrated platform of live events, signature reports, research publications, webcasts, and newsletters. 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