Meg Crawford is an ESG Strategic Account Specialist at S&P Global Sustainable1. She is based in Washington DC and is responsible for managing S&P Global ESG non-financial corporate relationships in the United States. She works with companies to help them quantify and assess their ESG performance, understand climate-related risks and opportunities across their operations and supply chains, integrate ESG data in their business strategies and communicate positive impacts.

Prior to joining S&P Global, Meg was a Senior Advisor at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), which has been consistently named one of the top global environmental think tanks, and directed several research initiatives on climate-related business strategies, including on business strategies for enhancing resilience to climate impacts. Prior to joining C2ES, Meg was a Manager of Corporate Accountability at Ceres, a national network of investors, environmental organizations, and public interest groups working to address sustainability challenges such as global climate change. She advised companies on public disclosure of sustainability risks and opportunities and facilitated multi-stakeholder dialogues among companies, investors, and public interest groups on a diverse range of corporate sustainability issues. Meg holds a Master of Science degree from Georgetown University.  

Susan Lorenz-Fisher currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability for AmerisourceBergen and has been with the company since January 2016. After graduating from the University of Delaware with undergraduate degrees in Biochemistry and Economics, Susan went on to earn her Master’s Degree in Sustainability from the University of Michigan, as well as a Business Certification from University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

Prior to joining AmerisourceBergen, Susan spent three year as the Director of Sustainability & Global Communications at Keystone Foods, a major animal production and processing company to quick service restaurants. She also spent six years as a consultant assisting Fortune 500 companies from a variety of sectors and government entities with the development of their sustainability and social responsibility strategies. Susan received Global Reporting Initiative training partner certification and has been involved in producing, managing and validating numerous sustainability reports and disclosures. 

Michael Weber is the Sr. Director for Climate & Environment, part of Global Impact Sustainability & Wellbeing, at Mondelez International. Michael, who is based in NJ, leads the company’s global decarbonization and water stewardship strategy as well as the broader climate risk approach. He strongly believes in collaboration and inclusiveness especially for topics as broad and important as sustainability.

Michael brings 20 years of experience across research & development, supply chain mgmt as well as mergers & acquisitions with focus on developing organizations and identifying and delivering complex business agenda on regional and global level. A key role along this journey would include his membership within Mondelez North America’s Sustainability Leadership Council focusing on supply chain decarbonization. Michael holds a Masters Degree in Food Technology and Biotechnology from the Technical University of Munich and an MBA in Global Supply Chain from the University of Tennessee.