Bespoke ESG training for teams, institutions and boards.
Organisations often need ESG training that is tailored to their real context, not generic awareness content. These workshops help boards, teams and institutions develop shared understanding, practical action priorities and credible community or stakeholder engagement approaches.
Clarify organisational objectives, audience, sector and desired outputs.
Provide a practical explanation of ESG, sustainability and public value.
Identify internal and external stakeholders and partnership opportunities.
Summarise outputs, recommendations and follow-up options.
Identify simple indicators and evidence requirements.
Develop priorities, responsibilities and actions that can be taken forward.
The workshop is designed around the organisation’s needs. Delivery may include board briefings, staff sessions, facilitated exercises, group work, case examples, templates and post-session summary notes.
Outputs depend on scope and may include staff engagement plan, stakeholder map, ESG action priorities, partnership concept note, reporting checklist or leadership briefing note.
Fees range from £5,000-£15,000 per engagement depending on duration, preparation, number of participants, delivery location, facilitation requirements and post-workshop outputs.
LSSE teaches this subject within a wider framework of social enterprise, sustainable economics, leadership, governance and institutional development. The programme is designed to be practical without becoming superficial, and academically serious without becoming inaccessible. Participants are expected to leave with stronger judgement, clearer documentation and a more credible operating approach.
Organisations may progress to the ESG Project Design & Donor Readiness Lab, ESG Project Lab or bespoke executive education cohorts.
Yes. The workshop should be scoped around organisational objectives, audience and sector.
Yes, subject to location, availability and pricing.
Yes. A board and executive briefing format is recommended for senior governance audiences.
Yes. Materials and outputs depend on the agreed workshop scope.
