Author Kathrin Bohr

Kathrin Bohr brings nearly 15 years of experience in the sustainability field to the Stakeholder Research Associates team. She has worked in the private, public and non-profit sectors, most recently as Director of Sustainability Advisory Services at Intertek Group plc where she worked with international clients on supply chain engagement, CSR reporting and GRI training. Prior to that, she was Vice President of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, where she spearheaded the growth of the organization’s Toronto operations. Her areas of expertise include strategy development and implementation, communications, supply chain engagement, and human rights. She has worked with both Canadian and multinational companies, including McDonald’s, Walmart, Loblaws, Hudson’s Bay, RBC, and Export Development Canada.

Kathrin’s sustainability reporting and communications expertise includes GRI certification and developing the GRI training program for China. She also served as a judge for the CERES–ACCA North American Awards for Sustainability Reporting.

Kathrin holds an Honours BA from the University of Toronto, Victoria College, in History & Political Science and a MBA from the Schulich School of Business, York University, with a specialty in Business and Sustainability and International Business.

She has worked in and traveled to more than 30 countries, and is fluent in French and German.

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Sustainability Reporting can be fragmented and confusing – what does the future hold?

Kathrin Bohr

September 16, 2016

CSR Reporting

While we are moving in the right direction, sustainability reporting is fragmented and confusing, and it isn’t serving stakeholders in the way it was intended.

Advancing Sustainability Reporting in Canada

Kathrin Bohr

August 23, 2016

CSR Reporting, ESG/Investing

Sustainability Reporting has plateaued, possibly from GRI fatigue, and yet in our conversations with reporters, we've learned that companies increasingly see the need for and value of ESG disclosure.

The State of Sustainability Reporting & Transparency in Canada

Kathrin Bohr

January 25, 2015

CSR Reporting, CSR in Canada

Through our research, SRA believes that after 20+ years of reporting activity in Canada, we are at a turning point. Early-adopter companies are stepping back to re-assess the value and benefit of producing annual sustainability reports.

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Author Kathrin Bohr

Sustainability Reporting can be fragmented and confusing – what does the future hold?

Advancing Sustainability Reporting in Canada

The State of Sustainability Reporting & Transparency in Canada