Modern Healthcare: ESG Summit

Webinar | October.13.2022 - October.14.2022

Webinar (Not Orrick Hosted)

Join Modern Healthcare: ESG Summit for the insights and solutions you need to lead your organization and community in support of ESG and meet boardroom, financial and governmental demands. Topics will include ESG in the Boardroom and Balance Sheet, Climate and Health Equity with ESG, ESG and Supply Chain Risk Management, Achieving Decarbonization of the Healthcare Sector and Reducing the Physical Footprint of Healthcare with ESG.

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Ashley Walter Partner, Environmental, Social & Corporate Governance (ESG), Capital Markets

Seattle

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D:+1 206 839 4333
E: [email protected]

Practice:

Technology & Innovation Sector
Environmental, Social & Corporate Governance (ESG)
Capital Markets
Antitrust & Competition
International Trade and Investment
Mergers & Acquisitions
Technology Companies Group

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Ashley Walter Partner

Seattle

As Partner-in-Charge, ESG, Ashley assists public and private companies and their boards in establishing effective oversight of ESG matters, preparing ESG disclosures, addressing ESG commercial requirements, managing investor engagement with respect to ESG matters, and ensuring compliance with ESG laws and regulations. He also works with investment funds to develop fund-level and portfolio company ESG programs that address the full investment cycle, that are responsive to limited partner expectations, and that are appropriate for the stage, industry and business model of portfolio companies. He leverages a firm grounding in ESG substantive issues, significant experience in the design and implementation of ESG policies and procedures, and sector-specific knowledge to develop practical ESG solutions for clients in the tech sector and beyond.

Ashley is a co-founder and past chair of the Corporate Social Responsibility Law Committee of the ABA Business Law Section, has taught the course “Corporate Social Responsibility” as a Lecturer in Law at Stanford Law School, and is a co-editor of The Lawyer’s Corporate Social Responsibility Deskbook, a resource for legal departments and outside counsel to address ESG performance and risk. He has co-chaired the Practicing Law Institute's annual full-day ESG program for the last two years, has served as a moderator at the Stanford Directors' College, and has spoken on private company ESG for a workshop delivered by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research.