Sustainability is now a critical component of a company’s core business if it wants to evolve and exist long term. In a world of increasing energy costs, carbon emission regulations, availability of and access to raw materials and natural resources, developing and integrating a detailed sustainability vision into your long-term strategic plan in a way that creates lasting value is essential.

Join SAP Concur and guest speakers to understand:

• What the future looks like
• How businesses can transform to become more sustainable
• How to minimise the impact your business has on the environment
• How technology can help your business achieve sustainability initiatives
• Learn how to benchmark where your organisation is on its journey to becoming a sustainable business.

Host:

Ami Taylor

Senior Director, Product Strategy - EMEA Regional Lead at SAP Concur & Co-Founder of Level UK

Speaker:

Senior Research Director and Lead Technology & Sustainability Practice, IDC EMEA

Marta Muñoz has more than 20 years' experience advising IT vendors and end-users on their strategy, helping them in their transformation journey in the digital economy.

Muñoz leads IDC Europe's Technology for Sustainability and Social Impact Practice, helping technology providers measure the business opportunity — financial and non-financial — of their sustainable portfolios and activities and providing insights on competitive differentiators as well as gaps and best practices in the market.

Mark Stevenson

Expert on Global Trends and Innovation

‘Reluctant Futurist’ Mark Stevenson is a much-demanded speaker and strategic advisor to governments, NGOs and corporates, helping them face the grand systems challenges of our time and understand their (changed) role in meeting them, or dying gracefully if they need to.

Though branded a ‘futurist’ by others Mark is more, as one client puts it, ‘Chief Annoying Question Asker’. He helps organisations change the way they feel, think, invest and operate in order to answer the intertwined questions the future is asking us – on climate change, inequality, the retreat of democracy and the failures of the markets to price risk properly.