Sarah Couturier-Tanoh

Manager of Corporate Engagement & Advocacy, SHARE

An expert in corporate research and advocacy, Sarah advices on issues such as decent work, human rights, corporate lobbying and supply chain due diligence. With a background in non-financial auditing, she has also published several issue briefs on current shareholder and policy topics.

Before joining SHARE in 2019, Sarah researched transparency in the extractive industry and climate change-related disclosure at Université Laval.

Sarah holds a Master’s in Environmental Law from Université Laval, a Master’s in Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility from Université Paris-Dauphine, and a Master’s in Comparative Public Law from Université Pantheon-Assas, France.

All Sessions by Sarah Couturier-Tanoh

  • SHARE Investor Summit Day 1

    Feb. 15

  • 2:30  - 3:30 PM
    Systemic racism is embedded in Canada’s history, institutions, and foundational to Canada’s economy. A comprehensive approach to addressing racial injustices, and the legacies of colonialism in Canada must encompass wide-ranging reforms in every area of Canadian life, including criminal justice, immigration, and economic policy. This session will identify and explore opportunities for investors to advance racial equity, and how financial capital, which has historically contributed to racial oppression, can be used to bring about greater equity. Speakers will provide practical options for investors to use their capital to address the ongoing effects of systemic racism in Canada.
    Where
    Breakout Room 2 (Cypress)



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