5:30 – 6:00pm – Reception
6:00 – 7:00pm – Panel Discussion
Room 180, Stanford Law School
Parking: Wilbur Field Garage, any visitor parking spot.

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Many businesses are reluctant to share information about their environmental performance and impacts as well as the consequences of a changing climate on their operations. Yet investors are clamoring for information on how climate change is impacting the businesses in which they own stakes, and have filed class action lawsuits against companies that have failed to disclose climate-related risks. At the same time, a number of different organizations have released standards and best practices around climate risk disclosure. How are companies to navigate the disclosure minefield, satisfy investors, and walk the fine line between too little disclosure and too much?

Panelists will address the current reporting regime (mandatory and voluntary), the final recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, shareholder activism around disclosures, as well as the risk of climate change disclosure-related claims.

Panelists:

	Travis Antoniono Activist and Sustainability Funds Investment Officer, CalSTRS To view Travis Antoniono’s full bio, click here.
	Christopher Benjamin Director of Corporate Sustainability, PG&E Corporation To view Christopher Benjamin’s full bio, click here.
	Susan Mac Cormac Partner (Corporate Department), Morrison & Foerster To view Susan Mac Cormac’s full bio, click here.
	Robert Schuwerk Senior Counsel, Carbon Tracker Initiative To view Robert Schuwerk’s full bio, click here.
	Alicia Seiger Deputy Director (Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance); Lecturer in Law, Stanford Law School To view Alicia Seiger’s full bio, click here.