Procurement and Governance Leaders

Secure your supply chain and strengthen corporate governance

Ensuring ESG compliance and mitigating risk across your organisation’s supply chain and governance structures

The Challenge

  • Supply chain resilience in uncertain times

    Many leaders underestimate how deeply CS3D will reshape supply chain management. This Blueprint helps businesses move beyond tick-box compliance to build resilient processes that can withstand stakeholder scrutiny, legal risks, and reputational shocks - before regulation forces their hand.

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  • Conducting rigorous ESG due diligence across complex supply chains

    This involves assessing not just Tier 1 suppliers but mapping risks across the entire value chain, identifying areas where ethical sourcing and responsible procurement may be at risk.

    Download the Supply Chain Risk Management Guide

  • Ensuring compliance with CSRD, CSDDD, SFDR, and EUDR

    New and evolving regulations demand increased transparency, requiring organisations to report their ESG impact comprehensively and adhere to strict compliance measures.

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  • Managing ESG risks in the value chain

    Due diligence can no longer stop at procurement but must now extend to how products and services, and importantly, how they are used, impact communities, customers, and the environment post-sale.

    Download the Supply Chain Risk Management Guide

  • Ensuring supply chain transparency and ethical sourcing

    Consumers, investors, and regulators are scrutinising supply chain practices more than ever. A lack of due diligence can result in reputational damage and financial penalties.

    Download the ESG Due Diligence Checklist

  • Implementing robust governance over ESG compliance

    Strong governance ensures ESG initiatives are embedded across all levels of an organisation, integrating sustainability objectives with corporate strategy and board oversight.

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  • Confused by the acronyms?

    (We can’t blame you if you are.)

    Download our helpful ESG glossary and quick reference guide to all things sustainability.

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Our Services

  • Strengthening ESG due diligence and value chain mapping

    We help organisations identify risks beyond Tier 1 suppliers and customers and improve value chain transparency. Our approach includes conducting in-depth ESG risk assessments, supplier audits, and developing monitoring frameworks to ensure ongoing compliance and responsible sourcing.

  • Enhancing corporate governance and regulatory compliance

    We support businesses in designing governance structures that seamlessly integrate ESG responsibilities. Our team ensures compliance with key regulations, including CSRD, CS3D, EUDR, and SFDR, while providing best-practice training for procurement and governance teams.

  • Managing ESG risks and responding to crises

    Our solutions proactively identify and mitigate ESG risks before they escalate. We help businesses establish rapid-response frameworks for ESG-related crises and conduct forensic ESG investigations to navigate regulatory scrutiny, minimising legal and reputational exposure.

Download our ESG Due Diligence Checklist

Want a sustainable supply chain? Download our checklist for questions to ask prospective suppliers

Strengthening ESG compliance in global procurement

Our director, Tim Dee-McCullough, was appointed by a leading aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul business (MRO) to help it prepare for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and identify material impacts, risks and opportunities in its value chain. As with most of the aviation sector, the MRO’s supply chain is globally distributed and there can be little visibility beyond the immediate tier.

Tim conducted a comprehensive value chain mapping exercise to identify key risk areas, focusing on emissions, resource efficiency, safety, human rights and compliance with sustainability standards across different regions. By engaging with suppliers, industry stakeholders, and regulatory bodies, he provided clarity on sustainability impacts that extended beyond direct procurement.

Through the double materiality assessment, Tim identified priority areas where sustainability interventions could drive both compliance and operational efficiency. This included strategies for increasing transparency in subcontractor engagements, implementing supplier ESG screening mechanisms, and aligning reporting frameworks with CSRD requirements.

As a result, the MRO was able to enhance its ESG governance framework, improve supplier engagement, and implement a roadmap for long-term sustainability improvements. Tim’s work not only helped the company prepare for CSRD compliance but also positioned it as a leader in sustainable aviation operations.

Case Study: Aviation MRO

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