ESG · SUPPLY CHAINS · AI TRANSFORMATION
Understand risks across your business and supply chain.
Connect training and assessment with governance design and digital implementation.
What are you preparing for?
EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE WORK
Eunji Wendy Yang designed an RBA-based labor and human-rights assessment methodology applied to the core supply chain of a global semiconductor corporation.
Her direct assessment experience across Korea and overseas connects documentary evidence with how businesses actually operate.
These figures reflect the founder’s prior professional experience. They are not adoption figures for a new AI solution or a guarantee of future assessment outcomes.
Meet Eunji Wendy Yang ↗SERVICES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION
Give teams and leaders a shared understanding of KSSB and ESRS concepts, customer assessment requests and disclosure preparation. Work through real cases to identify the information each department needs to prepare.
Deliverables: tailored learning materials, case exercises and departmental preparation checklists.
Use color, art, sensory activities and conversation to support self-expression and communication. Wendy’s Healing Recipe programs are tailored to your organization, with delivery records and observations organized for project reporting.
By agreement: delivery report, observation notes, follow-up recommendations and supporting evidence for ESG reporting.
Programs and reporting options (Korean) ↗Compare customer requirements, including RBA and EcoVadis assessments, with your internal practices. Separate available evidence, missing information and operational improvements, then assign priorities and responsible teams.
Deliverables: self-assessment checklist, evidence register, gap analysis and an improvement plan with assigned responsibilities.
For KSSB disclosure preparation, examine sustainability-related financial information. For ESRS double materiality assessments, distinguish impacts on people and the environment from financial risks and opportunities. Connect value-chain information, stakeholder perspectives and field evidence to document the basis for your conclusions.
Deliverables: impact, risk and opportunity register; assessment criteria and rationale; priority issues; improvement and follow-up plan.
Clarify who collects, reviews and approves information—and who responds when issues arise. Identify suitable tasks for automation and the points that require human review, then design workflows your organization can operate.
Deliverables: workflow and responsibility map, data and approval flows, automation priorities, and an implementation scope or prototype.
Diagnosis scope and deliverables (Korean) ↗AX means AI transformation. Applicable standards and obligations depend on the company, project and reporting period. Deliverables and implementation scope are agreed before work begins.
Standards references: Korea Accounting Standards Board / KSSB · EFRAG materiality assessment guidance
CROSS-BORDER PROJECTS
When you are exploring an overseas partnership or assessing a project’s feasibility, we review institutional and field conditions, partner roles, human-rights and environmental impacts, and decision-making responsibilities.
Scope by agreement: local context research, partner roles, risks and open questions, and conditions for each stage of implementation.
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