Can a global logistics giant decarbonize while boosting profits? Discover how UPS is turning green initiatives into gold through data-driven ROI frameworks. In this session from The US Summit 2026: Chicago, Scott Childress, Chief Sustainability Officer at UPS, breaks down the financial engine behind one of the world's most ambitious corporate sustainability programs. Transitioning from a CFO role to sustainability, Scott explains why 35% of his team speaks the language of Return on Investment (ROI)—focusing on total cost of ownership, operating cost differentials, and non-cash values to convince executives that decarbonization at scale is a financially prudent move. Key Highlights from the Session: The UPS Sustainability Framework: A deep dive into the "Digital Sustainability Ecosystem" that connects capital funding for assets directly to carbon reduction results. Triple-Threat Fleet Strategy: Scott outlines the three-pronged approach to transitioning 125,000 ground vehicles: asset transition (EVs/CNG), drop-in biofuels (renewable diesel), and optimizing assets for long-haul routes. Data as the "Source of Truth": How UPS uses primary data to track emissions for 5.2 billion packages annually, providing customers with precise carbon reporting. Global vs. Domestic Challenges: Why electrification and alternative fuels like hydrogen move at different speeds in the US compared to international markets due to infrastructure and incentives. Creating Customer Value: An overview of the five core sustainability products UPS offers to help customers measure, manage, and mitigate their own carbon footprints. Learn how to bridge the gap between financial accountability and environmental stewardship to build a business model that is both sustainable and resilient.