​✨ Join the OnePointFive Team to learn the latest practitioner insights, tools & approaches to climate financial disclosures & reporting aligned with leading standards (i.e. TCFD, ISSB).✨

​We will provide an overview of TCFD, including its latest integration into ISSB standards; how you evaluate climate-related risks & opportunities; and what measurement & evaluation tools you can use to do the work yourselves.

​Our event will also cover the latest on US & EU regulations and implications on climate financial disclosures for practitioners.

​To bring it together, we will share a real-world case study from OnePointFive’s consulting project, where we evaluated a client’s climate financial risks & opportunities.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and application of climate financial disclosures, so see you there!

​🗣️ Your Instructors

​​Neil Yeoh, CEO & Founder of OnePointFive

​​Neil is the CEO, Founder of OnePointFive (opf.degree). Neil is a climate advisor, investor, and content creator. He serves as a climate expert startup advisor for Plug & Play, 500 Startups, CleanTech Open, and Yale University. Prior to this, Neil was a Deputy Director at Echoing Green who managed a $8.5mn climate startup investment portfolio, and led the startup post-investment support department. Over three years, he reviewed over 2,000+ climate-related startup applications, and invested in and advised 70 climate startups across 20 countries. He also helped these startups raise millions collectively to bring their solutions from lab to market to help businesses decarbonize and meet their Net Zero goals.

​​Neil writes for Forbes and the World Economic Forum on next-generation climate solutions and startup investing, accumulating over 100,000 reads of his articles. He has been invited to speak on business and environment topics at the United Nations, Oxford, Harvard, Yale, New York, and Princeton universities. He has over a decade of management & environmental consulting experience across four continents with Dalberg, Accenture, and KPMG. Neil has an Executive Masters of Environmental Management from Yale University and has an MBA from Oxford University. He also has degrees in Robotics Engineering, International Business, and Management from Adelaide and Hong Kong Universities. Neil has led projects on behalf of OnePointFive with non-profit and consulting organizations, evaluating their climate strategy, objectives, initiatives, as well as facilitating executive level materiality assessment workshops.

​​Julia Akker, Associate Director at OnePointFive

​​Julia is an Associate Director at OnePointFive. She brings 6+ years of experience as a business consultant at EY, where she managed project teams and advised Fortune 30 banking clients on banking strategy, risk management, compliance, and operations. Since then, she has dedicated her career to working on sustainability challenges and solutions.

​​Julia currently leads sustainability strategy & operations work at OnePointFive, specifically building out its GHG accounting offering, as well as solutions landscaping work with climate technology customers & partners. Julia oversaw an end-to-end sustainability baseline assessment for a CPG brand that included Scope 1-3 GHG emissions calculation; detailed LCA model development; and a resulting implementation plan. She has also led multiple subsequent GHG accounting projects, including with a climate technology startup, and recently with a global Fortune 500 company to develop a bespoke emissions model using LCA principles. Finally, Julia developed the curriculum for and teaches GHG Accounting within OnePointFive’s 6 week Sustainability Consulting training program, OnePointFive Academy.

​​She is passionate about sustainable food systems and the power of plant-based diets to reverse climate change, and has taught 700+ fellows on Food & Agriculture within the climate space. Julia  graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University with a B.S. in Applied Economics and Management. She is a native Russian speaker and proficient in Spanish.