Sound Decisions: How Science Builds Business Resilience

Sound Decisions: How Science Builds Business Resilience

"Strong environmental monitoring isn’t just good for the ocean. It’s also good for the business." Daniella Bordon, Director of Environment & Sustainability at BGP Offshore and chair of the SEG Sustainability Committee, shares her journey from marine mammal observer to global ESG strategist, offering practical and passionate insights into ocean conservation through seismic operations. She explains how science-based decisions, qualified environmental teams, and strong stakeholder relationships can protect both marine life and business goals. Daniella also highlights how SEG and BGP Offshore are connecting sustainability with applied geophysics, creating a clear path for impact. KEY TAKEAWAYS > Strong environmental monitoring, backed by qualified teams, helps companies avoid delays and build trust. > Geoscience and sustainability are deeply connected, and proactive efforts lead to long-term business success. > Giving nature a seat at the table means treating ecosystems as active participants in project planning. > Events like IMAGE and SBGf are helping geoscientists learn, connect, and take action on sustainability. GUEST BIO Daniella Bordon is the Director of Environment & Sustainability at BGP Offshore and chair of the SEG Sustainability Committee. She began her career as a marine mammal observer and has since become a global ESG strategist, dedicated to advancing ocean conservation through science-based seismic operations. Daniella emphasizes the importance of making decisions grounded in data, investing in qualified environmental teams, and building stakeholder trust to protect marine ecosystems and strengthen business resilience. Through her leadership at SEG and BGP Offshore, she continues to connect sustainability with applied geophysics, shaping a more responsible and impactful future for the energy industry. LINKS * Attend IMAGE '25 - https://www.imageevent.org/ * Learn more about the SBGf Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - https://rio25.sbgf.org.br/ * Read more about the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development - https://oceandecade.org/ * Learn more about the new podcast series, Inside IMAGE, presented by Seismic Soundoff - https://www.imageevent.org/podcast * Listen to the complete archive at https://seg.org/podcasts/

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