Panel A
Sustainable Supply Chains and ESG Reporting
As global supply chains become increasingly complex, companies are facing growing pressure to take responsibility for their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts beyond their direct operations. This panel explores the role of businesses in ensuring sustainable supply chains, emphasizing the importance of implementing effective measures to reduce environmental harm, uphold human rights, and promote ethical business practices. A key challenge in this process is ensuring data transparency, which is essential for identifying risks, monitoring progress, and fostering trust among stakeholders.
While companies encounter significant challenges—such as regulatory compliance, data availability, and supplier engagement—there are also substantial opportunities, including enhanced brand reputation, increased investor confidence, and long-term cost savings. Transparent ESG reporting plays a crucial role in this transformation, as it enables accountability, comparability, and informed decision-making for businesses and stakeholders alike.
Industry leaders will provide insights into best practices, regulatory developments, and future trends, highlighting how collaboration and transparency can drive meaningful progress toward more sustainable supply chains.
Moderator: Dr. Bahar Cat-Krause
TÜV Rheinland, Global Head of Sustainability @People & Business Assurance
Panellists: To be confirmed shortly