Following the success of our Voices of Sustainability e-book, we're bringing together the featured experts for a limited-seat practical dialogue on executing ROI-backed emissions management and decarbonisation plans that deliver both environmental impact and business results.
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Three experts, Manaëlle PERCHET, Lena Engel and Giovanni Migliore discussed strategies for communicating decarbonisation ROI to boards and teams and sharing Real-world insights on translating sustainability impact into financial outcomes. The perfect way to charge your July with strategy and action. The event was moderated by our Co-founder Nathan Bonnisseau.
Watch this session to acquire practical frameworks and real-world insights from leaders who've successfully navigated the intersection of environmental responsibility and commercial success.
Chapters
- Key challenges the profession is facing
- How to prioritise between short- and long-term projects
- Rituals or best practices in sustainability work
- A successful initiative you’ve led (and why it worked)
- Being and staying positive working in sustainability
The speakers
Lena Engel (TUV Rheinland Consulting)
Lena supports businesses in sustainability strategy, reporting, decarbonisation, and adaptation. With a focus on translating complex topics into actionable solutions, she drives transformative change, helping clients meet evolving sustainability standards
Manaelle Perchet (Wemanity)
Manaëlle drives ESG transformation at Wemanity Group, helping organisations scale sustainability through strategic implementation, agile methodologies, and measurable impact initiatives.
Giovanni Migliore (Flix)
Giovanni is a Senior Manager for Sustainability Disclosure and Decarbonisation at Flix and a founder of the association IPN (Italian Professional Network). He has experience in ESG and sustainability from UniCredit, Eurizon, and Deloitte.
📅 Recorded on: July 15, 2025
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