Data Obsessive
We’re in the lab experimenting with new ways to measure and share your ESG performance so you don’t have to be.
About Good.Lab
An ESG Data Company
Our Purpose
At Good.Lab, we’re passionate about creating a more equitable and sustainable economy. We want to help you do the same by unlocking the value of your Environmental, Social and Governance data.
Sustainability has become a competitive advantage. Companies are increasingly evaluated on a long-term commitment to delivering positive outcomes in their communities, on the environment, and to their workers, customers and shareholders. We provide strategy, consulting and leading data solutions, helping companies like yours supercharge ESG performance by making their sustainability data actionable and smart.
We transform our clients’ ESG data reporting engine to deliver actionable insights to management, reliable data to investors, and transparent data to customers.
We are a 1% for the Planet member, as well as a pending B-Corporation.
Streamlined Reporting
We help you to eliminate data silos and reduce busy for your most important resources, so they can focus on ratings.
Performance Focused
We help you put data at the heart of your sustainability strategy with quantifiable insights that drive lasting change.
Flexible Arrangements
We help you maximize impact with access to our fractional talent with engagements tailored to your unique needs.
Good.Lab is changing the way companies think about their ESG data. Our solutions supercharge sustainability teams to drive data-enabled transformation.
Meet Our Team
Leadership
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Andries VerscheldenCo-founder & CEOAndries Verschelden
Co-founder & CEOLinkedin ProfileAndries has had a variety of consulting and management roles throughout his career. He has worked with fast-scaling clients across three continents. Prior to founding Good.Lab, Andries led the blockchain practice at Armanino, a top 20 public accounting firm, was CEO at The Brenner Group, a boutique Silicon Valley financial services firm, and was a partner at Moore Stephens in Shanghai. He started his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Andries holds his B.S. in International Politics from Ghent University in Belgium, an MBA from Binghamton University and founded and participated in the Moore Comprehensive Executive Leadership Program at Harvard Business School.
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Liam BossiCo-founder & Head of ConsultingLiam Bossi
Co-founder & Head of ConsultingLinkedin ProfileLiam is a purpose-driven leader with nearly 20 years of experience across Strategy, Sustainability, and Operations. His experience connects macro, big-picture creative thinking in strategic planning & innovation with detailed execution in engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain. Over the course of his career, Liam has consulted on supply chain & ESG issues with leaders in the apparel, automotive, electronics, and chemical industries. Liam holds his B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Environmental Engineering, both from MIT, and has completed Executive Education courses in finance, business development, and innovation at Stanford and New York University.
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Ted GrozierChief Sustainability OfficerTed Grozier
Chief Sustainability OfficerLinkedin ProfileTed is a consultant and project manager who is expert at turning ESG innovation into business success. He was an Engagement Manager at GreenOrder, the pioneering consulting firm that Fortune called the “go-to guys for green business.” He also served as Flagship Manager for EIT Climate-KIC, the European Union’s largest climate innovation initiative, in Berlin, Germany, where he lived for eight years. Ted is a Harvard engineer with an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
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Mia FarberVice President of MarketingMia Farber
Vice President of MarketingLinkedin ProfileMia is a marketing and communications executive with a track record of building market visibility and demand for fast-growing software companies. She is experienced in leading global teams to develop and execute creative and strategic marketing and aligning sales and marketing for success. Mia has served in the U.S. Peace Corps and with several leading Silicon Valley technology companies to advance their sustainability efforts. She holds her B.S. in Sociology from Wellesley College and an MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Our Consultants Bring Deep Expertise from Across Industries
Our ESG Data Services are designed to help your company become a top performer by developing and executing a strategic roadmap. Our data teams bring deep expertise across sustainability leaders and policymakers, from Fortune 500 to academia and the non-profit sector.
Why ESG
Environmental, Social and corporate Governance has become today’s business imperative.
Five years ago, a static annual sustainability report may have been enough. Today, ESG is essential to your company’s bottom line: executive compensation is increasingly tied to these metrics and your investors and customers are paying closer attention than ever to real-time ESG signals.
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Public companies are committed to ESG disclosure.
90% of S&P 500 index companies published sustainability reports in 2019 up from 20% in 2011.
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Governments and induvstries increasingly mandate ESG.
ESG reporting requirements for public companies now include over 400 sustainability instruments in 64 countries.
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Asset managers see ESG criteria as a fundamental priority.
Larry Fink, CEO Blackrock predicts that by 2025 all investors will be using ESG metrics.
Wherever your company is on its ESG data journey
Good.Lab can help your team
Harness your ESG data for improvement
Go beyond basic ESG reporting
Monitor internal and external ESG data signals
Supercharge your ESG performance
What does ESG mean?
Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance refers to the three central factors in measuring the sustainability and societal impact of investment in a company or business. These criteria help to better decide the future financial performance of companies and are considered essential data by the investment community.
Why does ESG matter?
ESG matters because it gives investors more information to build portfolios aligned with their values, and also helps push for change. In this paradigm, companies are held more accountable for their actions and challenged to improve. There is growing evidence that companies managing their ESG issues well achieve better financial outcomes.
Why is ESG reporting challenging?
Most companies do not have a centralized ability to collect, analyze and report ESG data. Further, the sheer volume of data can take many forms and requires collection from countless internal and external data points. The type and breadth of data needed and requested is constantly in flux. A company’s operations and supply chain – and also external data points, such as press coverage, consumer behavior, and product recalls – can have an impact. The faster you can analyze the data, the faster your company can course-correct. Analyzing data coming from social media, news, IOT devices at factories, etc. quickly becomes a significant problem. It requires near-constant analysis to ensure there is no drift in ESG performance or consumer perception on ESG performance.
What if I already have ESG software?
We can work with that! ESG reporting software enables investors to customize questionnaires and data collection to ensure they are collecting the right data. After collection, your software should enable you to aggregate consistent, comparable and accurate ESG performance data from across your operations. We recognize that our customers are already using legacy software based on careful selection and implementation. Whatever ERP and databases you currently run, we will assess your overall data landscape and suggest solutions and integrations to address functional gaps.