Sustainability Governance: Navigating the Path to a Responsible Future
With the impact of climate change, companies must adopt sustainability as a core principle to ensure long-term growth and climate resilience. Governance structures for sustainability should consider legal frameworks, reporting standards, business ethics, AI and digital governance, and board diversity. Adhering to regulations, transparent reporting, ethical practices, responsible AI use, and diverse boards contribute to effective sustainability governance and build trust among stakeholders.
Reena Wahi
Head – Human Resources, Technology and Sustainability, Tata Realty and Infrastructure Limited
Ms. Reena Wahi heads Human Resources, Technology and Sustainability for Tata Realty & Infrastructure Limited. She has been instrumental in leading cultural and digital transformation at TATA Realty. Ms. Wahi’s career spans over 25 years, with blend of Consulting and Business experience spanning across diverse industries. Previously, she was Client Partner with Korn Ferry and has worked with companies like Cushman & Wakefield, GE, AMEX, Aviva, etc. Ms. Wahi has a keen acumen for experimenting with the latest technologies and data science while integrating them for the ease of workplace operations. She holds a Master’s Degree in Human Resources & Organizational Development from Delhi School of Economics and has completed Executive Course in Management from INSEAD
Itika
Manager-Corporate Sustainability, Tata Realty and Infrastructure Limited
Ms. Itika currently holds the position of Manager - Corporate Sustainability at Tata Realty & Infrastructure Limited and Tata Housing Development Company Ltd, where she actively drives initiatives that promote sustainable practices and foster climate action. With more than 6 years of experience in the realm of sustainability, climate action, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, Itika has developed a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in this field. Before this, Itika worked with Tata Trusts, where she played a pivotal role in program design and implementation. This experience provided her with a comprehensive perspective on sustainability issues and enabled her to contribute to projects aimed at achieving social and environmental goals. She is an Economics Graduate from the University of Delhi and was a Young India Fellow at Ashoka University
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