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Sarah Walkley

Sarah Walkley

Sarah Walkley is the senior sustainability writer at Context Europe.She has over 25 years of professional writing and editing experience across multiple formats including infographics, blogs and whitepapers. Sarah has written for a broad range of audiences from business and government to academics and consumers.

She is a former member of the Executive Leadership team at Autovista Group where she headed up development of the group’s sustainability strategy. She also held executive positions in customer research and product development.Sarah is an expert on reporting frameworks and requirements, including CSRD. You can read her recent overview of the 2023 sustainability landscape, covering CSRD and more, here.

Stories from Sarah Walkley

Emmanuel Faber, Chair, International Sustainability Standards Board speaks about sustainability reporting and sustainability metrics at Davos in 2024
Corporate Responsibility

Support for Global Sustainability Reporting Standards is Growing. Here’s What That Means for Businesses.

The International Sustainability Standards Board is inching closer to its goal of creating a global baseline for disclosing sustainability-related risks and opportunities that could impact company financial performance. 
Sarah Walkley
October 14
Kauna Malgwi
Justice + Equality

People Are Working in 'Digital Sweatshops' to Train AI, But New EU Regulations Could Push Transparency

While AI brings new tools in the fight against modern slavery, it is built on exploitation that reinforces global inequality. The European Union's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) could soon push companies to be more transparent about the people and systems behind their tech.
Sarah Walkley
July 25, 2025
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Corporate Responsibility

Sustainability Reporting: How Private Companies Can Leapfrog Their Listed Competitors

Private companies in the European Union might be tempted to put off sustainability reporting as an unnecessary burden for now, as it's not mandatory until 2026. But there are business benefits to starting early beyond effective compliance.
Sarah Walkley
November 7, 2024

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