5 Steps to Kickstart Your Sustainability Strategy –

Free Checklist

A Quick Guide for Businesses Looking to Reduce Their Environmental Impact

🔹 Set Clear Goals

🔹 Measure Your Carbon Footprint

🔹 Find Quick Wins

🔹 Engage Employees & Stakeholders

🔹 Track & Share Your Progress

✅ Easy-to-implement tips

✅ Free sustainability tools & resources

✅ Practical actions to reduce emissions

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Businesses are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact—but where do you start? This free checklist will help you:

✔ Identify sustainability opportunities in your business
✔ Take meaningful action without feeling overwhelmed
✔ Learn easy steps to improve operations while reducing costs

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  • ESG Expertise

    Executive MBA in ESG

  • Green Restaurant Certified

    Focus on reducing cost, carbon footprint and promoting sustainable food practices

  • Project Mastery

    PMP certified

  • Climate Reality Leader

    Tackling climate change through education, advocacy, and community involvement

  • Tech Decarbonization

    Digital Product Decarbonzation

  • Proven Leadership

    15+ years leading teams in startups and Fortune 20 companies

World-class Leader

15+ years of professional experience.

9 years building and leading teams for General Electric across various industries, functions, and 30+ countries. Experience includes Renewable Energy, Digital Twins, IT Governance, Risk, Compliance, Security & Sales Operations.

1 year as a Consultant at Ernst & Young

Leadership Guest Speaker

Keynote guest speaker at Animal Liberation Conference 2023 hosted by Direct Action Everywhere. The workshop was focused on helping animal rights activists develop leadership skills and find their style

Company Builder

2 years as Director of Solution Engineering and Customer Success scaling a high-growth Series A start-up from 15 to 35 employees, building custom solutions and securing renewals, while still exploring early product market fit

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"Joyce was our secret weapon.

Joyce's leadership style is inspiring, supportive, firm, and understanding. She proactively addressed challenges and fostered a collaborative environment that encouraged innovation and teamwork. Her empathy towards customers and colleagues alike made her an integral part of our team’s success.

Joyce's deep understanding of customer needs, coupled with her outstanding communication and leadership skills, make her a fantastic asset to any organization."

Software Engineer

"There’s a seemingly endless supply of superlatives that I could use to describe Joyce.

As a leader, she’s unparalleled. She exhibits accountability and ownership as much as anyone I’ve ever met. She always raises her hands to take on new projects and contribute to the company.

As a person, she’s generous and kind. She has an aura and charisma that brightens a room. She never brings people down or expels negative energy.

Joyce always follows through with what she says she will do which is an underrated trait. She’s a star player and any team would be lucky to have her."

Michael Okhravi, MBA, Customer Success Manager

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FAQ

  • Joyful Compass is partners with Sumday: an accounting software for carbon—not sustainability software pretending to do accounting.

    Designed for trust, accuracy, and real-world use, Sumday brings carbon reporting up to the same standard and frequency as financial accounting, so you can make better decisions, not just tick a compliance box.

    With practical education, best-practice supplier engagement, and a brilliant bunch of humans who happen to be accountants on hand, Sumday becomes part of how your business works—not just another glorified BI dashboard you glance at once a year..

  • Yes, it’s called the GHG Protocol and Sumday is built on this. You can learn more about it here. Helpfully, nearly all global standards for climate related reporting refer to the GHG Protocol for the carbon accounting and reporting (global cohesion in standards, now that’s sumthing different). They’re not perfect (find us an accounting standard that is). For now, if you find there’s gaps for your industry in the method or approach for a certain aspects of your accounting, it’s about making reasonable assumptions, disclosing them and staying consistent.