UPCOMING EVENTS

As sustainability becomes a business imperative, so does the risk of greenwashing and misleading claims.

This introductory webinar will help you understand what greenwashing is, why it happens, and how to identify it in practice.

Double materiality is the cornerstone of credible and comprehensive sustainability reporting.

It requires companies to take a dual perspective looking not only at how environmental and social issues impact the business (financial materiality), but also how the business itself affects people and the planet (impact materiality).

The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is transforming how thousands of European companies report on sustainability.

Understanding CSRD and preparing for it can be overwhelming. Join us for a webinar for professionals new to sustainability reporting or starting their CSRD journey.

This advanced, cross-sector session is designed for sustainability, risk, and finance professionals who are looking to deepen their impact and stay ahead of evolving regulatory and market expectations.

Double materiality is central to building robust and reliable sustainability reporting. It calls for a dual approach: assessing how environmental and social factors affect your business (financial materiality) and how your business impacts society and the environment (impact materiality).

To report on sustainability with credibility and depth, companies must embrace double materiality.

An approach that considers both how ESG issues influence business performance and how business activities affect people and the planet.