About Auri

Auri is an environmental disclosure advisory firm serving small and mid-sized companies navigating greenhouse gas reporting, target setting, and evolving regulatory and customer-driven requirements.

Our role is to translate complex standards and legislation into reporting processes that are accurate, proportionate, and practical.

Auri supports clients across North America, Latin America, and Asia, with headquarters in Colorado.

Mission

Our mission is to provide small and mid-market companies with disciplined, defensible analysis that supports executive decision-making and aligns regulatory compliance with financial and operational realities.

Vision

Our vision is to be a long-term advisory partner to growing companies as climate disclosure requirements expand and value chain expectations intensify.

Values

Analytical rigor
We apply structured methodology grounded in recognized standards such as the GHG Protocol and SBTi. All conclusions are evidence-based and clearly documented for internal and external scrutiny.

Business integration
Disclosure is integrated into finance and operations, not managed as a standalone sustainability exercise. Outputs are designed to support budgeting, procurement, risk management, and executive oversight.

Decision-ready reporting
We deliver concise, defensible analysis suitable for CFO review, board discussion, and external disclosure.

Proportionality
We focus on what is material and required. Engagements are scoped to meet regulatory, contractual, and strategic needs without unnecessary complexity.

Why Auri

Most sustainability advisory services are built for large multinationals. Small and mid-sized companies face similar disclosure expectations from regulators, customers, and investors, but without equivalent internal capacity.

Auri addresses this gap. We structure engagements around how mid-market organizations actually operate: lean teams, cross-functional responsibilities, and limited reporting bandwidth. Our work is designed to withstand audit and customer scrutiny while minimizing disruption to finance and operations.