More companies are looking to making operations more sustainable and to be proactive on issues such as climate change. The problem, it turns out, is that not a lot of board directors are experts in this area.

A new report from Global Compact Network Canada and investment management and real estate services company JLL, published Wednesday, suggests that general counsel should be the ones to bridge that gap for board members.

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