ESG reporting has become increasingly important for Swedish companies, especially with new requirements from the EU taxonomy and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). The Chief of Staff (CoS) is responsible for coordinating the collection, analysis, and reporting of ESG data, ensuring that it meets both legal requirements and stakeholder expectations. The EU taxonomy requires companies to report on how their operations contribute to environmental goals, while the GRI provides a global standard for sustainability reporting. The CoS should establish robust processes for data collection, validation, and reporting, often in collaboration with the sustainability and finance departments. It is important that the reporting is transparent, comparable, and auditable. The CoS is also responsible for educating the organization on new requirements and ensuring that ESG reporting is integrated into the company’s other governance processes. By working in a structured and inclusive manner, the CoS can ensure that the company meets both internal and external sustainability and accountability requirements. By working in a structured and inclusive manner, the CoS can ensure that the company meets both internal and external requirements for sustainability and accountability.