Your stakeholders are increasingly inquiring more often about what your company is doing in terms of ESG (“Environmental Social Governance” including ethical and responsible business practices, sustainability, 3rd parties, employee treatment and many more topics that are included in ESG)
Having an ESG Materiality Assessment will empower your organisation to identify the most important ESG issues relevant. It looks at the impact to your organisation and to your stakeholders. The impact can include risks but also opportunities.
Our corporate panel will discuss:
Why you need an ESG Materiality Assessment: How it becomes a blueprint and business case for your group’s ESG strategy
Define the goals of the assessment, the outcomes and include your organisation’s corporate and ESG leadership
Identify the most important risks and opportunities for your organisation and ranking them by relative importance
Identify a range of stakeholders (board, investors, employees, vendors, NGOs, etc) and interviewing them to gain insights and tailor your communication strategy
Capturing long-term risks in advance & taking a proactive approach within your ESG strategy
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Corporate Panelists:
Casper Venbjerg Hansen, Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, Ambu
Casper is a risk, compliance and sustainability leader with 15 years of experience in well known corporations. He is globally responsible for Ambu Business Ethics and the Compliance & Enterprise Risk Management function. He leads the global Risk & Compliance team. He was previously Head of Business Ethics & Compliance, EMEA, LATAM, SEA, AUS/NZ and Global Operations at Coloplast.
Carl Messemaeckers van de Graaff, Executive Director, Governance, Risk and Good Business, Vanderlande
Carl has more than 20 years of experience in improving business processes, especially in process and project driven companies such as construction and installation technology. He also has extensive experience in the entire area of Governance, Risk Management, Compliance and Internal Control. From Sarbanes Oxley to for example Third Party Screening. His way of working is to professionalize organizations in close cooperation with the employees, in such a way that changes stick.
Cesar Souza, Group Audit Chief Operating Officer, Zurich
Cesar has strong experience in audit, finance and corporate governance. Before his current role as Group Audit COO at Zurich, he served as Cluster Leader Finance & Business Transformation at Tetra Pak (and previously as Audit Director and Corporate Controller in this company). He has given many keynote presentations at GRC, Audit and Risk events.
Camelia Gardot, Senior Compliance Partner - Head of Connected Intelligence, Airbus
Camelia Gardot is Senior Compliance manager at Airbus (Defence and Space Division). Practicing as in-house counsel for international companies for more than 15 years, she has extensive experience in the areas of contract law, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance and intellectual property. She holds a Master’s degree in international business law from the University of Toulouse (France) and M&A.
Carmen Ortiz de Ciolac, Senior Compliance Counsel - EMEA, ASICS Europe
Carmen is Senior Compliance Counsel at ASICS Europe, she specializes in regulatory and internal company policy compliance and commercial contract review. Before this role, she served as Head of Merger Control in the National Competition Authority of El Salvador. She holds a master degree from the University of Glasgow and a master degree from Utrecht University.
Jamie Walsh, Senior Director Product Marketing, SAI360
Jamie Walsh serves as Senior Director of Product Marketing at SAI360 with over 15 years of experience in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). His expertise includes Risk Management, Business Continuity, and Regulatory Compliance. He holds an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh where he focused on Marketing, Strategy, and Information Systems Management.