​You're invited to CO2 AI’s inaugural Customer Advisory Board, taking place in New York during Climate Week.

​Join a select group of C-level leaders from some of the world’s most influential companies to shape the future of sustainability—and influence CO2 AI’s product vision as your long-term partner.

​This intimate gathering will include:

• ​Thought-leadership talks from fellow inspiring leaders to spark bold thinking and inform your strategy.

  • ​Dexter Gavin - Senior Advisor CO2 AI and co-writer to the GHG protocol scope 3

  • ​Rich Lesser - Member of CO2 AI Executive Board and BCG Chairman

  • ​Jim Whitehurst - Member of CO2 AI Executive Board and ex-IBM President

• ​An exclusive look at CO2 AI’s product vision, with the chance to influence upcoming innovations that align with your priorities.

• ​Curated breakout sessions to tackle shared challenges, exchange best practices, and gain practical frameworks to accelerate impact.

​We’re excited to welcome you to this highly collaborative and action-oriented event in New York on September 22!

​FAQs

​Customer Advisory Board — Q&A

​1. What is the purpose of the Customer Advisory Board (CAB)?
The CAB provides a strategic forum for a select group of executive customers to expand vision, offer guidance, share insights, and help shape the future of CO2 AI. It is designed to:

• ​Validate and influence our vision and product roadmap

• ​Deepen customer relationships at the executive level

• ​Gain market insights and thought leadership from key clients

• ​Co-create strategic initiatives for climate and sustainability impact

​2. Who participates in the CAB?
CAB members are senior executives from a diverse group of our most strategic customers. These are typically:

• ​Chief Sustainability Officers (CSOs)

• ​Senior leaders and executives in Procurement, Operations, or Digital Transformation Internally, the CAB is sponsored by the CO2 AI Executive Board, the Executive Leadership Team and facilitated by the Customer and Product organizations.

​3. How often does the CAB meet?

• ​The CAB meets biannually, with one in-person session and one virtual session.

• ​Additional ad-hoc touchpoints for feedback on key initiatives or roadmap pivots may occur.

​4. What are the expectations for CAB members?
CAB members are expected to:

• ​Attend the two annual meetings

• ​Share candid feedback on our product, services, and strategic direction

• ​Act as a sounding board for future initiatives and innovation

• ​Engage in open dialogue with peers across industries

​5. What do CAB members gain from participating?

• ​Early insight into CO2 AI’s product roadmap and strategic direction

• ​Opportunity to influence features, services, and partnerships

• ​Networking with industry peers tackling similar climate challenges

• ​Access to exclusive content, beta programs, and innovation pilots

​6. What is discussed in a typical CAB meeting?
A CAB agenda typically includes:

• ​Strategic updates from CO2 AI leadership and the sustainability industry

• ​Roadmap previews and feedback sessions

• ​Customer success stories and co-innovation showcases

• ​Roundtables on sustainability trends and regulatory impacts

• ​Breakout workshops on prioritized topics

​7. Is the CAB a sales or commercial forum?
No. The CAB is not a sales forum. It is an advisory board designed to foster collaboration, co-creation, and trust. All discussions are strictly confidential and focused on long-term value creation for our members and the CO2 AI ecosystem.8. How is input from the CAB used?
Feedback from CAB members directly informs:

• ​Product roadmap prioritization

• ​Go-to-market strategies and messaging

• ​Investment in new capabilities or partnerships

• ​Enhancements to the customer experience and value realization journey

​9. What is the commitment level and term for CAB members?

• ​CAB membership is voluntary and typically lasts 12 to 24 months.

• ​Members can rotate based on evolving needs, availability, or role changes.

​10. Can members invite colleagues or delegates?
Yes, on a case-by-case basis. We welcome relevant experts or delegates, especially for topic-specific discussions. Please coordinate with the CAB program lead as soon as possible.