Collect your pass for access to the full two days. Select a "Personal Pin" to break the ice in our first networking session and enjoy a coffee and bite to eat before diving into a full day of learning

• Gain direct insights from members of the EU Parliament and representatives from reporting frameworks, to aid preparation for the future of European regulations
• Ensure your reporting approach is informed, accurate, and aligned with evolving European requirements as you prepare for 2027
• Avoid underestimating the role of companies not directly in scope. Instead, hear how CSRD may indirectly affect out of scope companies and use this intel to your advantage

Lara Wolters, Member of Parliament, EU Parliament
Katharina Bryan, Director of Policy, GRI
Richard Barker, Board Member, ISSB

Moderator: Richard Howitt, Independent Advisor

• Discover how CSOs adapted after 2025, and put robust frameworks in place to tackle 2026 with confidence. Hear how they navigate working with the board and what their new reporting plans involve
• Evaluate your priorities as a company in scope or if not, how to work with your trading partners that are
• Learn how to regroup, use 2026 to assess and integrate the new standards, and in turn prepare for the potential of 2027’s standards raising

Archana Jagannathan, Chief Sustainability Officer EMEA, PepsiCo
Lee Braley, Head of Sustainability, IG Group

Moderator: Christine Diamente, Managing Director Transformation, BSR

• Kickstart your day with focused connections and shared purpose
• Join a small group of peers for a fast, high‑impact morning session designed to help you clarify your priorities and meet others tackling similar challenges
• Connect on your key challenge so you can benchmark goals, exchange early insights, and build relationships you’ll return to throughout the event

• Understand the simplification levers in ESRS and their practical implication
• Apply streamlined double materiality assessments through guided exercises
• Explore interoperability with ISSB and GRI to reduce duplication

Chiara Del Prete, Chair of Sustainability Reporting Technical Expert Group, EFRAG

Gemma Sanchez-Danes, Technical Director, EFRAG

• Discover how AI and new technologies streamline sustainability data collection, reduce manual workload, improve efficiency and save time for your sustainability reporting division
• Understand how to train and utilise automated regulatory analysis to its fullest potential
• Hear the risks associated with AI, from security threats to accuracy, and how to mitigate this risk when integrating AI into your sustainability reporting strategy

Barrie Painter, Chief Sustainability Officer and Head of Global Marketing and Communications, Motherson

Tim Lambert, Region Lead - UK, IE & Nordics, Osapiens
Moderator: David Carlin, Founder, D.A Carlin and Company

Recharge, refuel, and expand your network. Take this opportunity to sit with new contacts, trade early impressions from the morning sessions, and uncover fresh perspectives that can shape your afternoon strategy.

• Advancing sustainability at scale requires overcoming practical hurdles by integrating it into existing systems, workflows, and supplier relationships.
• Economic pressure makes it essential to link sustainability efforts to clear ROI through smarter data, prioritization, and resource allocation.
• Organizations that treat sustainability as a strategic enabler—not a separate initiative—are better positioned to manage risk and compete long term.

Melissa Goncalves Ferreira, Global Head of Sustainability, Experian
Lizzie Jones, Group Sustainability Director, Savills
Marc Hobell, Director and General Manager, UL Solutions

J R Van Order, Partner EHS & Sustainability Digital Services, EY

Sponsored lunch workshop available, please email Aseem.Sainudheen@thomsonreuters.com for further information

• Explore how AI tools like automated regulatory analysis can track updates across jurisdictions and interpret complex sustainability requirements with speed and accuracy
• Learn how AI-driven tools align regulatory obligations with internal data and reporting processes, automate compliance checks, and reduce manual workload, leading to a more reliable, efficient and accurate reporting system
• Understand the benefits while addressing the risks and limitations of relying on AI for regulatory interpretation. Assess how to leverage AI solutions effectively without compromising the integrity of your sustainability report

Dr. Daniel Sascha Roth, Head of ESG, Volkswagen
Evgeny Tyurin, Head of ESG Finance, Deutsche Bank
Hannah Simons, Head of Sustainable Finance & Transition, Lloyds Corporate & Institutional

Moderator: Fiona Watson, VP Corporate Performance & Accountability, WBCSD

• Collaborate with senior executives to define and quantify social metrics, including human rights requirements outlined by CSDDD
• Compare and apply methodologies to draft and generate example KPIs that can inform your next sustainability report
• Leave with immediate, actionable outputs to improve credibility, comparability and consistency across your social metrics

Renata Greenberg-Frolova, Director and Regional Lead, BSR

• Discuss proven methods behind financial reporting, such as structure, timelines and delegation, and apply them to strengthen sustainability reporting techniques
• Take advantage of financial assurance practices that can be adapted and applied to meet the growing demands for transparency and comparability in sustainability reporting
• Build cross functional collaboration by aligning financial and sustainability reporting strategies, thereby transforming sustainability reporting into a more robust, mature process 

Mardi McBrien, Senior Director - Corporate Performance & Accountability, WBCSD
Jane Thostrup Jagd, Director Net Zero Finance, We Mean Business Coalition 
Ed Lord, Head of ESG, Drax

Step into the Expo hall to continue exploring our solutions showcase. Meet partners, book meetings with exhibitors, and cross paths with delegates you haven’t yet met. Coffee and snacks provided!

• Assess tech-supported timelines and workflows that meet reporting deadlines while ensuring traceability and audit readiness in high-volume environments
• Address challenges of inconsistent metrics and terminology across territories, and explore strategies to standardise data for accurate, comparable reporting
• Explore effective technology that streamlines climate and nature data collection and integrates metrics such as CO₂ emissions, water usage, and biodiversity indicators for thorough reporting

Annika Hansson, Sustainability Director Analytics and Reporting, Oatly 
Kai Zinn, Senior Vice President, Sustainability Management, Merck Group 
Akash Arasu, Global Climate and Nature Performance Controlling Director, Sustainable Finance, Danone 
Moderator: Sylvan Lutz, Policy Officer, TPI Global Climate Transition Centre at the London School of Economics 

This session looks at what good emissions data looks like. Granular enough to pass assurance, real-time enough to act on, and robust enough to go beyond standard methodology. Because good data doesn't just improve your sustainability report. It tells you exactly where to intervene, which behaviours to change, and how to drive meaningful reductions at scale. Practical, data-led, with real-world proof

Kit Aspen, CEO & Founder, Thrust Carbon
Sean Campbell, Innovations Lead, Thrust Carbon

• Gain expert insights on how to effectively collect data across nature, climate and scope three, ensuring transparency and comparability
• Put data collection strategies into practical context through our expert case studies
• Participate in a live Q&A to answer your personal questions and improve your data collection

Annika Hansson, Sustainability Director Analytics and Reporting, Oatly
Kai Zinn, Senior Vice President, Sustainability Management, Merck Group
Akash Arasu, Global Climate and Nature Performance Controlling Director, Sustainable Finance, Danone
Sylvan Lutz, Policy Officer, TPI Global Climate Transition Centre, LSE
Kit Aspen, CEO & Founder, Thrust Carbon

After a full day of insights and discussion Round off day one with informal networking drinks. Share perspectives from the day, meet new faces, and enjoy a drink while continuing the conversations that started during the day's sessions.

Kickstart day two with an energising 5K run through central London, bringing attendees together for a refreshing start to the day. Take in the city’s iconic sights, connect with peers and recharge ahead of another day of insight and collaboration.

Join us for our Women is Sustainability Reporting breakfast; a focused, early‑morning networking session bringing together women and allies leading sustainability and reporting functions across Europe. This workshop will offer a relaxed forum to share experiences, compare approaches to evolving regulatory demands, and build supportive connections with peers driving transparency and impact into your organisation.

• Understand the ways in which financial institutions influence corporate reporting and why homogenised risk-related disclosures are critical, with climate-driven factors such as flooding, drought and temperature changes all to be considered
• Hear from the ECB and EBA leaders on the necessity of monitoring climate related risks, reinforcing that climate remains a core financial risk
• Ask the pointed questions on where we go from here, following 2025’s unexpected regulatory roll back and what this means for 2026 and forethinking for 2027

Kamil Liberadzki, Head of Risk and Economic Analysis Department, European Banking Authority

Katia Mastrodomenico, Head of Division Sustainable Banking and Governance (SBG), DG Horizontal Line Supervision (DG HOL), European Central Bank
Moderator: Ingmar Juergens, Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Climate & Company

• Design strategies for engaging suppliers beyond data gathering, with focus on co-creating solutions that drive sustainability and profitability
• Discuss indicators for incorporating sustainability objectives throughout the procurement process, ensuring alignment with commercial goals
• Build off data from previous years, generate KPIs and incorporate improvements into future reports, turning sustainability reporting into a powerful lever for growth and innovation

Cliodhnagh Conlon, Director Consumer Sectors & Supply Chain, BSR
Mario Abreu, Head of CSR and Sustainability, Ferrero

• Practical strategies for integrating reporting into daily processes, ensuring accountability and efficiency that encourages different job titles to invest in company-wide goals
• Expert tips on how to delegate reporting tasks throughout departments, such as risk and finance, to provide your team with the clarity and ownership for effective reporting
• Proven methods you can use to equip your teams with the knowledge and training needed to understand sustainability data and make meaningful contributions to reports

Benjamin Dubois, Global Lead for Sustainability Reporting Strategy, Nestlé
Neil Jones, Head of ESG, The Boots Group

Moderator: Meggie Eloy, Senior Technical Analyst, Climate Bonds initiative

Explore the Expo floor and solidify connections made so far. Whether you're browsing solutions or scheduling meetings, this is time to advance your sustainability reporting strategy.

• How to engage with internal stakeholders; from management to C-Suites, creating a standard of non-sustainability colleagues making meaningful contributions to reports
• Collect key examples of how risks and opportunities are being presented to facilitate informed decisions when it comes to keeping sustainability at the top of the agenda
• Position sustainability reporting as a priority for company leadership, by turning reporting from a compliance task into a shared company mission

Thomas Knobloch, Corporate Head of Sustainability Reporting and Controlling, Siemens
Uwe Bergmann, Corporate Director ESG Reporting, Disclosure and Business Integration, Henkel

Benedicta A. Bakpa, Head of ESG, Bespak

Moderator: Liam Dowd, Senior Manager, Innovation & Market Development, Reuters Professional

• Join a dynamic networking session with a predetermined seating plan designed to pair you with professionals from different roles and departments
• Gain an understanding for the challenges and priorities of other job functions, uncover tips and techniques your own team may not have considered, and explore reporting from fresh perspectives
• Use conversation prompts provided to spark meaningful dialogue and give you a fresh view of reporting, that can inform your strategy and internal communication moving forward

David Carlin, Founder and CEO, D.A Carlin and Company

• Gain insights on how to adapt your narrative for different stakeholders throughout the value chain, with the recognition that reporting is not a “one size fits all” approach
• Align your report with wider investment trends, using clear definitions that aim towards common goals
• Elevate reports from data sharing to real world influence, driving engagement, building trust and positioning your company as a leader with investors and shareholders in mind

Tiffany Chow, Head of Responsible Business, BT
Matt Bullivant, Head of Sustainability, Athora

Rosanna Sarene, Director of Integrated Reporting, Radley Yeldar

Moderator: Antonina Scheer, Deputy Director of policy, TPI Global Climate Transition Centre at the London School of Economics

• Learn how to craft a well-defined and precise narrative that resonates with consumers, drives engagement and places your brand as a trustworthy sustainability leader
• Hear which data points can be used to demonstrate measurable progress that aligns with your target customers
• Take away examples of how to prove your impact and master the art of consumer inspiration, ultimately to maximise your profits

Mario Abreu, Head of CSR and Sustainability, Ferrero

Vasileia Stavrakaki, Head of ESG Reporting, Hempel A/S

Veronica Shackleton, Group General Council, Mamas and Papas

Moderator: Nikki Gwilliam-Beeharee, Head of Stakeholder and Policy Engagement, World Benchmarking Alliance 

· Interpret CSRD, ESRS, and other frameworks in the context of your sector’s unique risks and opportunities, ensuring relevance and compliance
· Identify priority topics that align with your operations and strategic goals, strengthening the connection between reporting and business performance
· Apply practical steps to tailor reporting frameworks to your sector’s language and metrics, enhancing comparability and audit readiness

• Gain invaluable insight into how CFOs interpret sustainability data when making investment and budgeting decisions, ensuring reporting supports confident financial planning
• Hear how to effectively structure sustainability reports to align with corporate objectives and financial performance expectations, bridging the gap between sustainability targets and business growth
• Identify the sustainability metrics that matter most to CFOs and learn how to present them effectively to influence capital allocation and strategic decision-making

Gundula Ullah, Chief Procurement & Sustainability Officer, FUNKE Mediengruppe
Kirsty Law, Chief Financial Officer Sustainability, ofi

Moderator: Nikki Gwillian-Beeharee, Head of Stakeholder and Policy Engagement, World Benchmarking Alliance

• Confirm the “why” behind reporting; remember what the end goal is when it comes to the wider sustainability agenda. Reporting for reporting's sake is not the goal
• Learn how leading companies have positioned themselves at the forefront of European sustainability, unlocking internal efficiencies and external market advantages through purposeful reporting
• Leave the conference with a sense of agency and some inspirational ideas from sustainability leaders at the top of their game, who are also managing the same challenges you are

Paulien Eckhardt, Global ESG Lead, Ingka Group
Maurice Loosschilder, Global Head of Sustainability, Signify

Moderator: Dr. Raphael Tietmeyer, Disclosure Lead & Senior Transition Finance Expert, Climate & Company

Event Chair: Andrew Bowley, Independent, BowleyFI