Upcoming Member Meetings
Upcoming Virtual Meetings
CEF Member meetings are driven entirely by your priorities and ideas. We stand ready to drive dialogue, support peer-to-peer learning, and spur collaborations to accelerate solutions on the topics you care most about. Please email Amy O'Meara or reach out to anyone on our team anytime with needs, questions, ideas for member dialogues—or simply to brainstorm ways in which we might be able to help you advance your objectives.
CEF virtual events adhere to the Chatham House Rule of non-attribution, unless stated otherwise. Each session is carefully curated for executives from CEF member companies to engage with peers that specifically work on, or have knowledge of, the topic being discussed. Sessions are designed to foster open dialogue, driven by active participation and a shared commitment to progress. To preserve CEF's distinctive culture of trust, openness and camaraderie, we appreciate your thoughtful consideration of the most appropriate colleague to engage in each meeting, and that you kindly avoid distributing invitations widely within the organization.
October 2025
Q4 ESG Controller Peer Exchange
Wednesday, October 22, 2025, 12:00 Noon –12:55 PM Eastern (9:00 AM Pacific)
We welcome all ESG Controllers to join peers, exchange insights, compare notes, and offer each other support on all things related to ESG controllership. From measurement and reporting, to setting up internal and external controls and working with third parties, all topics are on the table for discussion. This meeting is intended for ESG Controllers or those with similar positions and takes the place of previously held CSRD monthly meetings.
Register here and please send specific questions for discussion to
Margaret Zamoyta.
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CSO Huddle: Demonstrating Business Value Part 2: Making the Business Case to Finance Sustainability Initiatives
October 30, 2025, 11:30 AM – 12:25 PM Eastern (8:30 AM Pacific)
Join your peers to discuss the more tactical, bottom-up business case aspects of successful sustainability initiative financing. Consider which aspects most commonly bolster support and which give you agita. Discuss how to align business language, incentives, and ROI expectations.
Based on recent member discussions at our retreat and since, this session is the second in a two-part CSO Huddle series. This firstHuddle in September focused on your approach to top-down strategy and business value. This second Huddle will focus on bottom-up strategies for specific sustainability initiatives and financing strategies. Contact Laura Keenan for more information.
November 2025
Carbon Emissions Accounting Standards - CEF Members-only Discussion
Monday, November 3, 2025, 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM Eastern (8:30 AM Pacific)
Continuing this series and expanding on prior member discussions about carbon emissions accounting, this session leverages CEF as a trusted space for peers to share, exchange and learn from each other's diverse perspectives and understandings of the anticipated GHGP proposed refinements, while also collaboratively exploring the development of common language and possible solutions for company use in GHGP public consultation responses this fall. We will review the results of the 10/16 CEF member survey, which will identify common language for solutions that members can leverage in their response to the GHGP open comment period.
Reference material:
- CEBA context-setting session with CEF members
- Member ideas for solutions to current Scope 2 carbon account gaps
- Rethinking your Company's Clean Power Strategy
- Meta Case Study: How carbon accounting approaches do (or don't) reveal real-world impacts
Register here and please contact Laura Keenan with ideas or questions.
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Carbon Emissions Accounting Standards - CEF Members-only Discussion
Tuesday, November 18, 2025, 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM Eastern (8:30 AM Pacific)
Continuing this series and expanding on prior member discussions about carbon emissions accounting, this session leverages CEF as a trusted space for peers to share, exchange and learn from each other's diverse perspectives and understandings of the anticipated GHGP proposed refinements, while also collaboratively exploring the development of common language and possible solutions for company use in GHGP public consultation responses this fall.
Register here and please contact Laura Keenan with ideas or questions.
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Special CEF Member Briefing & Discussion on the Task Force for Corporate Action Transparency (TCAT)
Thursday, November 20, 12:00 noon – 12:55 PM ET (9:00 am PT)
Join us for a special member briefing on the Task Force for Corporate Action Transparency (TCAT) - a new initiative that provides third-party assurable carbon accounting and reporting guidance that is complementary to existing reporting frameworks. With experts joining from the TCAT team, we’ll explore how TCAT addresses gaps in current corporate accounting guidance, enables companies to confidently and credibly report a wide range of mitigation action and aligns with regulatory disclosure requirements. There will be the opportunity to discuss how TCAT approaches the reporting of market-based actions in scopes 2 and 3 and how CEF members can get involved in the pilot phase of the guidance.
Register here and please send specific questions for discussion to
Margaret Zamoyta.
In-Person Meetings
June 2026
CEF Annual Leaders Retreat - Tamaya Resort, just north of Albuquerque, NM
June 15 - 18, 2026
The CEF Retreat is an invitation-only, not-for-attribution meeting limited to a select number of executives from CEF’s diverse membership, designed to inspire breakthrough thinking, deepen
trusted relationships, and generate actionable insights to accelerate sustainable business problem-solving and innovation. The executive sponsor from each member company determines whom to invite from within their organization. Each CEF member company’s delegation may include up to 3 senior executives. At their discretion, sponsors may wish to invite a younger, high-potential “rising star” to join the delegation. Contact Executive Director,
Amy O’Meara, with ideas or to learn more.
