Companies that respond too late to important social transactions are not viable in the long term - as Kodak's example shows - and this is even more relevant for the sustainability challenge. We will discuss the findings of Erasmus Platform for Sustainable Value Creation and Impact Institute's report on corporate decision-making with value-creation for companies.
What kind of companies can switch to clean energy, optimise their production chains or reap the benefits of the sustainability transition in good time? Can frontrunners win back the costs of being out in front, or it is better to be a follower? This symposium will address these questions.
Companies that are ahead of this curve do have a competitive advantage over their peers, as was shown in a recent study by the Erasmus Platform for Sustainable Value Creation and the Impact Institute (with contributions of ABN AMRO, Deloitte, PGGM, Robeco and Triodos).
Presenters in this programme
Julia van Boven
Co-Lead Impact Nation | Sustainable Finance Desk ABN AMRO Bank
Jeroen Smit
Onderzoeksjournalist, schrijver, lezingen, dagvoorzitterschappen
Dirk Schoenmaker
Professor of Banking and Finance at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
Steven Gudde
Directeur Impact en Arbeidsmarkt bij Olympia
Arjan Udding
Financing societal transitions | Director at Impact Institute (spinoff True Price)