The fifth edition of the webinar series promoted by the Sustainability Lab, organized in collaboration with BDO Italia, is now underway. The meetings will focus on sustainability reporting in light of its evolving regulatory framework, increasingly oriented toward a more voluntary dimension. The aim is to analyze how the recent reshaping of the European framework is progressively transforming reporting from a mere regulatory requirement into a strategic lever for companies.<\/p>\n
The first webinar, titled \u201cSustainability reporting after the shift: the new balance between regulatory obligation and corporate choice,\u201d<\/em> addresses a key question: will sustainability remain central even in the absence of a strict obligation?<\/p>\n Topic:<\/strong> Sustainability reporting after the shift: the new balance between regulatory obligation and corporate choice 16:00 || Welcome remarks and introduction to the webinar series<\/strong> 16:10 || From standardization to simplification: how sustainability reporting is changing<\/strong> 16:30 || The European framework in transition: tension between competitiveness and sustainability<\/strong> 16:50 || An operational reading of corporate behavior in light of the described evolution<\/strong> 17:20 || Q&A and closing remarks<\/strong>
Date:<\/strong> April 15, 2026
Time:<\/strong> 16:00\u201317:30
Format:<\/strong> Online<\/p>\nPROGRAM<\/h3>\n
Chiara Mio, Sustainability Lab, Venice School of Management, Ca\u2019 Foscari University of Venice<\/p>\n
Marisa Agostini, Sustainability Lab, Venice School of Management, Ca\u2019 Foscari University of Venice<\/p>\n
Carlo Marcon, Sustainability Lab, Venice School of Management, Ca\u2019 Foscari University of Venice<\/p>\n
Andrea Gambaro, Manager Sustainable Innovation, BDO<\/p>\n
Chiara Mio, Sustainability Lab, Venice School of Management, Ca\u2019 Foscari University of Venice<\/p>\n