More and more, organizations are aware of their direct and indirect social and environmental impacts, and are expected to take accountability for these impacts. Sustainability reporting standards and regulations are therefore evolving to ensure transparent, consistent, and extensive disclosure. Within this context, the implementation of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will raise the bar for sustainability disclosure, leading to an increased awareness of societal impacts of organizations and to further integration of the sustainability considerations into strategy. This will require manage and evaluate projects in a more comprehensive way, applying an extended ‘scope of consideration’ that takes into account the perspective of society and sustainable development.

Speakers

Daniel Meneghin
Head of ESG Nordics at NETS, part of Nexi Group, Denmark

Professional with a comprehensive background in ESG, Finance, Operations, and Risk Management across various industries such as Power & Energy, Pharma, and Technology. Demonstrated proficiency in supply chain management, sustainable procurement practices, green ratings evaluation, decarbonization strategies implementation, and navigating regulatory frameworks discreetly. Proven track record of spearheading strategic ESG initiatives, developing net-zero roadmaps, and navigating intricate financial landscapes. Known for transformative leadership within Fortune 50 companies and leading consulting firms, adept at deploying ERM frameworks, overseeing M&A integrations, and advocating for sustainable corporate practices. Committed to driving meaningful change and cultivating resilient organizations, with experience spanning seven countries and involvement in global initiatives.

Gilbert Silvius
HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, the Netherlands, Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands and University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Gilbert Silvius is an experienced and innovative researcher, author, lecturer, consultant and trainer in the field of project management, with affiliations at HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences, and the University of Johannesburg. He has authored several books and over 60 academic journal articles, and is a recognized expert in the field of sustainability in project management. For his work on this topic, Gilbert received the GPM 2013 sustainability award and an 2020 outstanding contribution IPMA research award.

As a practitioner, Gilbert has over 20 years’ experience in organizational change and IT projects and is a member of the international enable2change network of project management experts. Gilbert holds a PhD degree in information sciences from Utrecht University and masters’ degrees in economics and business administration. He is also a certified project manager, scrum master and product owner.

Sara Bossi
Politecnico di Milano, Nexi Payments S.p.A., Italy

ESG professional guiding multinational corporations in their sustainability and decarbonization efforts. With a background in political and social sciences and project management, Sara is currently pursuing a PhD in Management Engineering at Politecnico di Milano. She is dedicated to advancing sustainable and transparent practices in for-profit companies.

Moderator

Max Panaro
IPMA SIG ESG Global Head

Organizer: ESG
Date and time: March 27, 2024, 3pm CET
Format: webinar
Duration: 1h
Number of CPDs: 1.5
Mode of delivery: online
Ticket price: Free