Carbon Accounting for SMBs: Lessons from Microsoft’s Supplier Criteria
Learn what Microsoft’s supplier criteria means for SMBs and how carbon accounting can help meet growing customer requirements.
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As companies like Microsoft raise the bar for sustainability, small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly facing new accounting criteria.
But compliance isn't just a box to check — it's an opportunity for growth, efficiency, and competitive advantage.
We spoke with two Microsoft suppliers about how to go beyond compliance with requirements and turn carbon accounting into a strategic advantage.
The webinar covered:
How Microsoft is approaching supplier engagement
How SMB suppliers like BirdDog and Miracle Devs are turning compliance into business value
Common supplier engagement pitfalls and how to avoid them
What's next for corporate climate goals — and how SMBs can stay ahead
Watch the webinar to help prepare you and your team to comply with confidence.
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Meet the Speakers
Bennett Saltzman
About the author
Bennett Saltzman
CCO
Bennett Saltzman is the COO of Green Project Technologies, an AI climate management platform helping businesses of all sizes measure, manage, and reduce emissions across complex global value chains.