At Midnight on January 1, the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is entered into force.
Large companies and listed SMEs like yours across the Nordics still struggle to implement the directive.
CSRD reporting is all about good governance and compliance, and making the right choices on reporting! Let us pinpoint the greatest issues and give you our best advice on how to make reporting consistent, compliant, and correct.
Sign up for our free webinar and get expert input from EY Denmark, Technopolis in Finland and EG with focus on environment and consumption. We offer you an actual status on the implementation and five CSRD hacks that just might help you meet the deadline.
Join our free webinar 1 October at 09:00-10:00 Danish time (CEST).
The first companies in the Nordics - and Europe in general – must apply the new rules for the first time in the 2024 financial year, for reports published in 2025.
By enforcing the CSRD, the EU requires companies to disclose information on what they see as the risks and opportunities arising from social and environmental issues, and on the impact of their activities on people and the environment.
Companies must report according to European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and consequently all larger and midsize companies are currently working against the clock to meet the upcoming deadlines.
After having assessed the requirements and the actual status on the implementation of the directive, we have identified five major obstacles for reaching the goal in time.
Join the free webinar and see how far your competitors have come plus get your CSRD-hacks to the toughest challenges based on expert knowledge and best practice from the 500+ companies in the Nordic countries.
Tobias Nag, Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, EY Denmark.
Johanna Kivelä, Head of Sustainability, Technopolis Finland.
Tobias works as a manager in Climate Change and Sustainability Services, where he focuses on supporting clients with the strategic implementation of sustainability initiatives and frameworks like CSRD. Additionally, he offers general advice on sustainability strategy.
Tobias has experience from the NGO sector, where he has dealt with sustainable procurement, global value chains, and the commercialization of sustainability measures. His primary areas of expertise include strategy, communication, double materiality assessment, value chains, and implementation.
Johanna is the Head of Sustainability at Technopolis, the shared workspace expert. The company provides efficient and flexible offices, and everything that goes with them. Technopolis’ 14 campuses host 1,200 companies and 35,000 employees in four countries within Europe.
She has worked for over ten years in both private and publicly listed real estate companies as a sustainability expert.
Johanna is dedicated to making sustainability in the real estate sector more intelligent and finding more innovative ways to improve eco-efficiency and also reporting practices.
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