SEC Climate Disclosure Sign-On Statement

The investor, business, and stakeholder communities face a historic opportunity to shape the responses of U.S. financial markets to climate change. We have the opportunity to support SEC commissioners and staff who are working to improve climate change disclosure, by providing a collective statement about essential principles the SEC should incorporate into a climate change disclosure rulemaking. This is in response to the SEC’s March 15, 2021 climate change request for information.

You can download a PDF of the statement here.

Statement of Essential Principles for SEC Climate Change Disclosure Rulemaking

We are investors with over $2.7 trillion in assets under management and advisement (as of June 9), corporations, non-profit organizations, and individuals who support climate change disclosure rulemaking by the Securities and Exchange Commission. We believe that disclosure of the material and systemic risks of climate change will help companies and investors to understand, price, and manage climate risks and opportunities. These activities are at the core of efficient securities markets and are essential to ensuring a just and thriving economy that works for all people and communities. 

Climate change poses a systemic risk to the economy. The impacts of the climate crisis on our lives and our livelihoods are worsening at a dramatic rate. These include physical risks to real assets from climate-fueled weather events and transition risks posed by regulatory, technology, economic, and litigation changes during the shift to a net-zero economy. The risks can combine in unexpected ways, with serious, disruptive impacts on asset valuations, global financial markets, and global economic stability.

Furthermore, climate change poses a variety of material risks to companies of all sizes in all industries across our nation. The costs to companies of inaction may be dire in the medium and long term, and many of those impacts, such as those from floods, fires, droughts, and hurricanes, are already being incurred in the short term. While there will be a cost for compliance with SEC climate disclosure rules, it is far less costly to companies and their investors than ignoring the risk.

Climate risk disclosure would bring significant benefits to investors and companies. They need access to consistent, comparable, and reliable information at scale to fully assess their risk exposure and to navigate the path to a net-zero future. The current state of climate change disclosure does not meet our needs. Companies and investors need comprehensive, decision-useful data from all enterprises facing material climate change risks. 

We also call on the SEC to take into consideration the broader impacts of climate change as a part of the rulemaking process, including the physical and transition impacts of the climate crisis on communities, human rights implications, and the connection between climate, water, food, and forests.

We appreciate the SEC's Request for Information on climate change as it allows for comprehensive input about the issues the SEC must resolve to meet the needs of all market participants. We believe that climate change disclosure rules from the SEC should, at minimum,  include the following elements:

• Based on the TCFD: The SEC’s work should be based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) which has been endorsed by hundreds of companies and investors globally. 

• Industry-specific metrics: SEC rulemaking should include industry-specific metrics because material climate risks manifest in different ways by industry. These metrics should build on existing standards in common use by investors and companies. Identifying such industry-specific metrics would also allow for comparable disclosures.

• Governance and strategy disclosure: Disclosure rules should provide insights into companies’ climate risk exposure, strategies, and scenario planning. 

• Emissions disclosure: Disclosure rules should include Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions, which are needed to assess the full range of climate change risks facing companies. 

• Inclusion in financial filings: Material climate disclosures, including discussion on risk exposure and business opportunities, impacts on strategy, and emissions reporting and management, should be included in annual, quarterly, and other appropriate SEC filings. 

• Regular updates: Climate change impacts, scientific consensus around climate impacts and capital market responses to climate risks are rapidly evolving. SEC rules should be updated regularly in response to these developments, and they should include the development or adoption of new metrics. 

The undersigned organizations and individuals support SEC climate disclosure rulemaking in alignment with these principles, to ensure consistent, comparable, and decision-useful information. We sincerely appreciate the Commission’s consideration of our views, and we look forward to working with you. We urge the SEC to act urgently in response to the growing threats of the climate crisis to markets and the economy.

Sincerely,

North American Investors

1. California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)
2. New York State Common Retirement Fund
3. Oregon State Treasury
4. Minnesota State Board of Investment
5. Connecticut Office of the State Treasurer
6. Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs
7. Canada Post Corporation Pension Plan
    
8. Adrian Dominican Sisters, Portfolio Advisory Board
9. Aquinas Associates
10. Ariel Investments
11. As You Sow
12. Asterra Partners
13. AUM Consulting, LLC
14. Avaron Asset Management
15. Avera Health
16. Boston Common Asset Management
17. Boston Trust Walden
18. Capricorn Investment Group
19. Centered Wealth
20. Change Finance
21. Chicory Wealth
22. Christian Brothers Investment Services, Inc.
23. Clean Energy Ventures (CVA)
24. ClearBridge Investments
25. Dana Investment Advisors
26. Domini Impact Investments
27. Dominican Sisters ~ Grand Rapids
28. DSC Meridian Capital LP
29. East Bay Municipal Utility District Employees' Retirement System
30. Ecofi
31. Ecofin
32. EcoLogical Solutions /// Saunders Hotel Group
33. Employees' Retirement System of the State of Hawaii
34. Epoch Investment Partners
35. Everence and the Praxis Mutual Funds
36. First Affirmative Financial Network
37. Friends Fiduciary Corporation
38. Green America Endowment
39. Green Century Funds
40. Ground Effect
41. Hannon Armstrong
42. Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR)
43. Inherent Group
44. Investor Advocates for Social Justice
45. JBQ Trust
46. JSA Sustainable Wealth Management
47. Lombard Odier Investment Managers ("LOIM")
48. Macroclimate LLC
49. Mennonite Education Agency
50. Mercy Investment Services, Inc.
51. Metrus Energy
52. Miller/Howard Investments, Inc.
53. NEI Investments
54. Nephila Capital Ltd
55. Neumeier Poma Investment Counsel, LLC
56. New Forests
57. Nugent Properties
58. Pacific Community Ventures
59. Progressive Investment Management
60. Province of Saint Joseph of the Capuchin Order
61. Refugee Investment Network
62. Region VI Coalition for Responsible Investment
63. Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management LLC
64. Rockefeller Asset Management
65. School Sisters of Notre Dame Cooperative Investment Fund
66. Seattle City Employees' Retirement System
67. Sema4, Inc.
68. Seventh Generation Interfaith Inc
69. SHARE
70. Sisters of Bon Secours USA
71. Sisters of St. Dominic of Caldwell, NJ
72. Sisters of the Humility of Mary
73. Sisters of the Presentation of the BVM of Aberdeen SD
74. Stance Capital, LLC
75. Sunwealth
76. Sustainable Insight Capital Management
77. Terra Alpha Investments LLC
78. The Episcopal Church (DFMS)
79. The Sustainability Group of Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge
80. The Facilities Group
81. Tiemann Investment Advisors, LLC
82. Toniic Institute
83. Tortoise Capital Advisors, LLC
84. Trillium Asset Management
85. Vanderbilt /dba Greenvest
86. Vermont Pension Investment Committee
87. Vert Asset Management    
88. Vine Associates    
89. Volery Capital Partners
90. Wespath Benefits and Investments

Foundations

1. Bullitt Foundation
2. Climate Emergency Fund
3. ClimateWorks Foundation
4. David and Lucile Packard Foundation
5. Gavi, The Alliance
6. Green2Gold A
7. Harfield Foundation
8. Heising-Simons Foundation
9. Manaaki Foundation
10. Sant Foundation
11. Skoll Foundation
12. Summit Foundation
13. The Educational Foundation of America
14. Tidwell Idaho Foundation, Inc.
15. Wallace Global Fund
16. William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Global Investors

1. DWS Group
2. Ethos Foundation, Switzerland
3. Lombard Odier Investment Managers ("LOIM")
    
4. Aargauische Pensionskasse (APK)
5. ATISA Personalvorsorgestiftung der Tschümperlin-Unternehmungen
6. Bâtirente
7. Bernische Lehrerversicherungskasse
8. Bernische Pensionskasse BPK
9. Caisse Cantonale d'Assurance Populaire - CCAP
10. Caisse de pension du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge
11. Caisse de pension Hewlett-Packard Plus
12. Caisse de pensions de l'Etat de Vaud (CPEV)
13. Caisse de pensions du CERN
14. Caisse de pensions du personnel communal de Lausanne (CPCL)
15. Caisse de pensions ECA-RP
16. Caisse de prév. des Fonctionnaires de Police & des Etablissements Pénitentiaires
17. Caisse de Prévoyance de l'Etat de Genève CPEG
18. Caisse de Prévoyance des Interprètes de Conférence (CPIC)
19. Caisse de prévoyance du personnel communal de la ville de Fribourg
20. Caisse de prévoyance du personnel de l'Etat de Fribourg (CPPEF)
21. Caisse de prévoyance du personnel de l'Etat du Valais (CPVAL)
22. Caisse intercommunale de pensions (CIP)
23. Caisse paritaire de prévoyance de l'industrie et de la construction (CPPIC)
24. CAP Prévoyance
25. Church of Sweden
26. CIEPP - Caisse Inter-Entreprises de Prévoyance Professionnelle
27. Etablissement Cantonal d'Assurance (ECA VAUD)
28. Fondation de la métallurgie vaudoise du bâtiment (FMVB)
29. Fondation de prévoyance Artes & Comoedia
30. Fondation de prévoyance du Groupe BNP PARIBAS en Suisse
31. Fondation de prévoyance professionnelle en faveur de AROMED
32. Fondation de prévoyance Romande Energie
33. Fondation Interprofessionnelle Sanitaire de Prévoyance (FISP)
34. Fondation Leenaards
35. Fondation Patrimonia
36. Fonds de Prévoyance de CA Indosuez (Suisse) SA
37. Fonds interprofessionnel de prévoyance (FIP)
38. Gebäudeversicherung Luzern
39. Gebäudeversicherung St. Gallen
40. Gestion FÉRIQUE
41. Hexavest
42. Le Regroupement pour la Responsabilité Sociale des Entreprises (RRSE)
43. Luzerner Pensionskasse
44. Nest Sammelstiftung
45. North East Scotland Pension Fund
46. Pensionskasse  Römisch-katholische Landeskirche des Kantons Luzern
47. Pensionskasse AR
48. Pensionskasse Bank CIC (Schweiz)
49. Pensionskasse Basel-Stadt
50. Pensionskasse Bühler AG Uzwil
51. Pensionskasse Caritas
52. Pensionskasse der Stadt Frauenfeld
53. Pensionskasse der Stadt Winterthur
54. Pensionskasse Pro Infirmis
55. Pensionskasse Schaffhausen
56. Pensionskasse SRG SSR
57. Pensionskasse Stadt Luzern
58. Pensionskasse Stadt St. Gallen
59. Pensionskasse Unia
60. Personalvorsorgekasse der Stadt Bern
61. Prévoyance Santé Valais (PRESV)
62. prévoyance.ne
63. Profelia Fondation de prévoyance
64. Prosperita Stiftung für die berufliche Vorsorge
65. Raiffeisen Pensionskasse Genossenschaft
66. Rentes Genevoises
67. RP - Fonds institutionnel
68. Secunda Sammelstiftung
69. Spida Personalvorsorgestiftung
70. St. Galler Pensionskasse
71. Stiftung Abendrot
72. SVA Zürich
73. Terre des hommes Schweiz
74. Unfallversicherungskasse des Basler Staatspersonals
75. Université de Genève (UNIGE)
76. Verein Barmherzige Brüder von Maria-Hilf (Schweiz)
77. Vorsorge SERTO

Companies (A = American Sustainable Business Council member, B = B Corporation)

1. Danone North America B
2. Enel North America, Inc.
3. Patagonia B
4. Solar Energy Industries Association
    
5. 17 Communications A
6. 3Degrees B
7. Advanced Communications Company A
8. AJF Financial Services
9. Aldik Home A
10. Allbirds B
11. Alliance for Sustainability A
12. Alter Eco B
13. Amicus Solar Cooperative B
14. AppHarvest, Inc
15. Arabesque
16. Artisan Dental B
17. Avocado Green Brands A
18. Baloise Asset Management AG
19. Banyan Botanicals B
20. BHP B
21. BigFoot for Good
22. Biotic Brands B
23. Bon Secours Mercy Health
24. BTN A
25. c | change B
26. C. Wolfe Software Engineering A
27. Camilla O. McRory Attorney at Law
28. Canyonlights Photography A
29. CarCar, Inc. A
30. Case Medical, Inc. A
31. CauseLabs, PBC B
32. Charles Wolfe Consulting
33. Chrysalis Farm A
34. Citizens Energy Corporation
35. Civekps Co-Living A
36. Climate Positive Consulting A, B
37. Comeback Farm Organic Produce A
38. CONTEMPL8 T-SHIRTS LLC A
39. Cooperative Coffees B
40. Deltec Homes B
41. DLC A
42. Dr. Bronner's B
43. EcoAdvisors B
44. Ecodeo B
45. EDP - Energias de Portugal
46. Eighty2degrees
47. Encore Editorial Services A
48. Engage Strategies A
49. Ethical Markets Media A, B
50. Evergreen Sustainability, LLC A
51. Evolution Marketing, LLC B
52. Future Nexus
53. Garnant Computer Services    
54. Generate Capital
55. GMB Rentals, LLC A
56. Green Retirement, Inc. A
57. GreenStep Solutions, Inc.
58. Gryphon Solutions, LLC A
59. Guayaki Yerba Mate
60. Guru B
61. Habitus Incorporated A
62. HigherRing A
63. HJKessler Associates, Inc. A
64. Home Rental
65. Hua Nani Partners
66. In the Cause of Peace Productions
67. Intex Solutions, Inc. A
68. Jarmusz & Associates A
69. JB Media Group, LLC B
70. Kathryn Blume, International A
71. Keap Co. A, B
72. Kent Mollohan Designs A
73. Laboratoires Expanscience USA B
74. Lamey-Wellehan Shoes
75. Laurie Allan & Associates
76. Legacy Vacation Resorts B
77. Lemonade B
78. Leonie Lacouette Clocks A
79. Living Green Enterprises, LLC B
80. LolitaMoon Productions A
81. Luke's Lobster B
82. Mark Hewitt Pottery
83. Mark J. Guay, PC
84. Matt Sheridan Dog Walking A
85. Meaningful Organizational Design, Inc. A
86. MedicareForAll.us A
87. Mendelsohn, Gittleman & Associates, LLC
88. Mightybytes B
89. MMercer Consulting B
90. Molo Constituency Forest Association
91. Montaya Distillers A, B
92. M&J Cleaning Service A
93. Namaste Solar B
94. Namu Baru Inc. A
95. National Foundry Products A
96. Natura & Co B
97. Net Impact A
98. NLGC, LLC
99. Numi Tea B
100. Otherwild A
101. Pearson, PLC
102. Pirelli Tire North America A
103. Planet+Purpose Solutions A
104. Provoc B
105. Pure Strategies B
106. R | K Invest Law, PBC A
107. r.Cup A
108. Real Pickles Cooperative A
109. ReCIRC B
110. Rescue Agency B
111. Riverwater Partners B
112. RONJOE’S A
113. Rosebud Agency A
114. Salt Palm Development B
115. Sanderson Sustainable Design A
116. SecondMuse B
117. Sema4, Inc.
118. SharePower Responsible Investing A
119. Shift Group A
120. Shifting Patterns Consulting B
121. SIMPLI A
122. Simply Straws B
123. Soap Alchemy A
124. Social Impact Consulting & Coaching A
125. Software Business Advisors A
126. Solar Energy Industries Association
127. South Pole B
128. Spirit Filled Press
129. Springhead Social Impact
130. StraightUp Solar B
131. STOKE A
132. SULA NYC A
133. Sunnova Energy International
134. Sunrise Banks B
135. Sunsport Gardens, Inc. A
136. Sustainability Associates, LLC A
137. Sustainable Design Consulting, LLC A
138. Sustainable Results Consulting, LLC
139. SustcoScore, LLC
140. Symbiotic A
141. Tall Poppy, LLC
142. tentree B
143. Terra Vista A
144. The E.P. Systems Group, Inc.
145. The Gatto Agency
146. The Paula Gordon Show A
147. The Spencer Group, Ltd.
148. THG Energy Solutions, LLC
149. thinkPARALLAX
150. Tonient
151. Transcend, The Fearless Company B
152. Transformative Wealth Management, LLC A
153. Transition Services, Inc. A
154. Trip Zero B
155. Triple Ethos A
156. Two Octobers B
157. Unity Technologies
158. Urban Turbines, LLC A
159. VR & Associates A
160. Veritable Vegetable A
161. Vista Global Coaching & Consulting B
162. Vital Plan B
163. Walk Your Talk Production A
164. Weil Aquatronics, Inc A
165. WHATiF 88 LLC
166. Wiltse Kitchen A
167. Wolf + Associates A
168. Yulu Public Relations B

Religious Organizations

1. Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes
2. Congregation of St. Joseph
3. CRI office - Province of Saint Joseph of the Capuchin Order
4. Daughters of Charity, Province of St. Louise
5. Jesuit Committee on Investment Responsibility
6. Sisters of Bon Secours USA
7. Sisters of the Humility of Mary
8. Sisters of the Presentation of the BVM of Aberdeen SD
9. Sisters of St. Dominic of Blauvelt, New York
10. Sisters of St. Dominic of Caldwell, NJ
11. Sisters of St. Francis
12. Sisters of Saint Joseph of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, PA
13. Unitarian Universalist Association
14. USA East Province of the Society of Jesus

Nonprofit Organizations

1. Ceres
2. Alliance to Save Energy
3. American Sustainable Business Council
4. B Lab
5. Business for Social Responsibility
6. Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
7. E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs)
8. Earth Action, Inc.
9. Environmental Defense Fund
10. Environmental Protection Network
11. Governance Institute
12. Green America
13. Innovation Network for Communities
14. Institute for Market Transformation (IMT)
15. Natural Resources Defense Council
16. Publish What You Pay-United States
17. RMI
18. Union of Concerned Scientists
19. World Business Council for Sustainable Development North America
     
20. 1worker1vote
21. 350 New Orleans
22. 350PDX
23. Acadia Center
24. Adrian Dominican Sisters, Portfolio Advisory Board
25. Association of Geophysicists and Environmentalists of Serbia 
26. Atlantic Coast Conference Climate Justice Coalition
27. BlueHub Capital
28. Boma Global
29. Bon Secours Mercy Health
30. Case Medical, Inc.
31. Catholic Divestment Network
32. Center for Community Based Enterprise
33. China Water Risk
34. Climate Emergency Fund
35. Citizens Energy Corporation
36. Climate Justice at Boston College
37. Connecticut Citizen Action Group
38. Earthday.org
39. Earth Economics
40. Environmental League of Massachusetts
41. Extinction Rebellion Boston
42. Florida for Good
43. Fossil Fuel Divest Harvard
44. Jesuit Committee on Investment Responsibility
45. Kiss The Ground
46. Mass Audubon
47. New Jersey Sustainable Business Council
48. North Carolina Business Council A
49. Northeast Clean Energy Council
50. One Step Closer A
51. Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research (PODER)
52. Reward Value Foundation
53. Slow Money NC
54. Solutions for Climate Change Network
55. Texas Campaign for the Environment
56. Tonient
57. Trinity Human Rights Group A
58. United Nations Foundation
59. We Are Neutral

Leaders & Elected Officials 

1. Betty T. Yee, California State Controller
2. Honorable Paul G. Kirk, Jr, retired U.S. Senator from Massachusetts 
3. Elizabeth A. Pearce, Vermont State Treasurer
4. Alicia Seiger, Stanford University Sustainable Finance Initiative, Managing Director
5. Tim Wirth, retired U.S. Senator from Colorado and Board Member for the UN Foundation and Winslow Foundation

Professors

1. Frank Engert, University of Maine Farmington, Professor
2. Rebecca Henderson, Harvard University, John and Natty University Professor
3. Thomas Lyon, University of Michigan, Dow Professor of Sustainable Science, Technology and Commerce
4. Garrett Stoll, University of Colorado, Researcher
5. Ryan Johnson, Arizona State University, School of Sustainability, Executive Director of Continuing & Professional Education

Individuals

1. Aaron Ucko
2. Reverend Allan B. Jones
3. Alan Bernstein, Community Development Venture Capital Alliance, Managing Director A
4. Alan Peterson, PSR, MD A
5. Alison Edwards, Stewardship Index for Specialty Crops
6. Alex Wilson, Ceres, Digital Associate
7. Alexander Blum, Applied Bioplastics, Chief Impact Officer A
8. Alexandra Fowler
9. Alice Collins, Retired Lawyer
10. Alisa Gravitz, Green America, CEO
11. Alison Edwards, SISC
12. Alison Mason, SunJuice Solar, Principal A
13. Allen White, Tellus Institute, Senior Fellow
14. Alys Campaigne, Engage Strategies, Principal A
15. Amara Jones, Youth Emergency Auxiliary Service-Sierra Leone(YEAS-SL)
16. Amy Sterling-Bratt LICSW
17. Amy Williams-Derry, Attorney A
18. Annie Agle, Cotopaxi, Senior Director of Impact and Sustainability
19. Arel Meister-Aldama, Sprout Health Group
20. Austin Hinkel
21. Ben Gordesky, DC Energy Innovations, Inc., Renewable Energy Manager A
22. Bernardo Alayza Mujica, coasap A
23. Brian Cady A
24. Charles Lynd, Ohio Sustainable Business Council, Board Member A
25. Chet Atkins, Tremont Strategies Group, Partner
26. Cigdem Capan A
27. Cindi Darling A
28. Clark Williams-Derry, Broadview Research
29. Cliff Owens-Leech, The COL AGENCY, General Agent A
30. Dan Weintraub, Evergreen Sustainability, LLC, Certified Environmental Sustainability Advisor and Master Recycler
31. David Buchanan
32. David Leathers, Retired CEO
33. David Schreiber, Vanderbilt/dba Greenvest, Investment Advisory & Financial Planner A
34. David Smernoff, HelioBioSys, Inc. CTO A
35. Derek Gendvil, Transition Services, Inc, Janitor A
36. Dita Škalič
37. Dudley and Candace Campbell
38. Elias Witman, Business for Social Responsibility, Sustainability and Technology Manager
39. Ellen Wasfi
40. Emily Foster
41. Eva Degel, Doctor
42. Fielding Norton, Norton-Sommer Revocable Trust, Trustee
43. Frank Gibney, Advocate for K-12 Sustainability Education
44. Graham Stevens, Atmospheric Industries LTD, Artist
45. Harold Watson
46. Holly Nahar, AJF Financial Services, Shareholder Advocate
47. Ian Wade, ASI, Director
48. James McRitchie, CorpGov.Net, Shareholder Advocate/Publisher
49. Janet Neihart
50. Jessica Herandez, Texas Vista Medical Center, CNA/MHT A
51. Jim Frazin, Communitas Financial Planning, Financial Planner
52. Jim Loveland A
53. Joan Beckta
54. Joe Burgess, Southern Energy Management, Building Energy Services Tech
55. Joe Day
56. John McGarry, Citizens Climate Lobby and MI League of Conservation Voters A
57. Jon Spar, Medical Doctor
58. Joshua Sneiderman, Everyday Superheroes
59. Katelyn Lyster, Grounded, Chief of Staff
60. Kathleen Doyle, Investor
61. Ken DeBacker, STM3AII A
62. Kenneth Robertson
63. Kristel Dorion, Energetix, LLC, Manager
64. Larry Ruttman, American author
65. Lana Sherrad
66. Laura Draucker, The Nature Conservancy, Senior Manager
67. Laura Matz
68. Lauren Bender A
69. Lawrence Garwin A
70. Lawrence Melander
71. Lesley Chillcott, Grommit, Inc, President
72. Lily Niska A
73. Linda Beitz, Solutions Through Dialogue, LLC, Leadership Development Coach & Facilitator A
74. Linda Pleiman, Sisters of the Precious Blood, Treasurer
75. Lionel Krupka
76. Marie Mainil, Entrepreneur A
77. Maureen O’Neal
78. Michael Friedman, Center for Community Based Enterprise, Operations & Project Oversight A
79. Michael LaBuda, Dolphin Blue, COO A
80. Mindy Maxwell A
81. Montie VanNostrand
82. Nancy Donohue
83. Nora Nash, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, Director Corporate Social Responsibility A
84. Norman Slawsky, Investor
85. Paul Fisk A
86. Paul Kirshen
87. Peter Meyer
88. Peter Warui, Molo Constituency Forest Association, Founder
89. Petya Miteva, ISS, Sustainability Advisory A
90. Rebecca Trobe, Psy.D., Impact Coaching & Consulting, Inc, Executive Coach & Family Wealth Advisor A
91. Rebekah Helzel, HK LP, Partner A
92. Richard Morrison
93. Rima Mehta, Business for Social Responsibility, Associate
94. Robert Melzer, CEO Property Capital Trust, Former CEO
95. Russell Weisz
96. Sanjukta Som, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Risk Officer
97. Sara Cardona, Cardinal Health, Advisor
98. Steven Adams, Chrysalis Farm A
99. Sumeet Batra
100. Susan Peirce A
101. Thomas Dixon, Pastor
102. Tim Green, The Nature Conservancy
103. Timothy Sharpe, TS Philanthropy, LLC, Principal
104. William Schmidt, Winthrop Board of Health chair
105. William Wallin, Wallin Mental Medical, MD A

The sign-on process for the statement remains open to interested investors, companies, non-profit organizations, and individuals because the SEC rulemaking process has just begun. Feel free to contact Randi Mail, Director of Campaigns at the Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets (rmail@ceres.org) with any questions or for more information.