Preparing for the CSDDD | July 2024
About the webinar
Our upcoming webinar, "Preparing for the CSDDD," is tailored for business leaders and compliance professionals navigating the new European Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). After providing background to the legislation, this session will explore why the CSDDD is so significant for businesses, looking at its transformative impact on corporate accountability and sustainability as well as outlining the essential, practical steps that businesses need to take to comply with this new legislation.
This interactive webinar is designed to equip businesses with the critical knowledge and actionable strategies needed to navigate and comply with this pivotal regulatory framework. Join us to ensure that your organisation is prepared to meet the demands of the CSDDD.
Key discussion points
- What the CSDDD Means for Your Business: Gain an understanding of what the CSDDD entails and how it will affect various aspects of corporate operations.
- Context and Background of the Legislation: Learn about the legislative background and development of the CSDDD, focusing on why it has been introduced now and what this means for businesses.
- Strategic Approach to Preparing for the CSDDD: The core focus of the webinar is to introduce and elaborate on a practical, step-by-step approach to prepare for the CSDDD. Our expert speakers will break down the directive's requirements, translating them into concrete actions to provide a clear, systematic strategy that businesses can undergo now to prepare.
- How GoodCorporation Can Help: Find out how GoodCorporation can support your business in navigating the CSDDD.
Speakers
Sarah Coombes: Sarah Coombes is a Director at GoodCorporation. She leads projects on a range of business ethics and corporate governance issues including anti-bribery and corruption, ESG, fraud, and modern slavery. She led the development of GoodCorporation's Framework on Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence, which draws on the CSDDD and international best practice, and advises companies on their readiness for CSDDD requirements.
Gareth Thomas: Gareth Thomas is a Director at GoodCorporation. He leads GoodCorporation’s work in ESG, anti-corruption, integrity compliance and data protection. He leads our anti-bribery and corruption work with multilateral development banks, other financial institutions and for companies involved in M&A activities. He also has considerable expertise in advising corporates on their response to regulatory changes.