Summit
SummitInformation Technology
ESG & Sustainability Reporting Summit
Date
May 28, 2026
to May 29, 2026
Location
柏林, 德国
About This Event
The 2026 ESG & Sustainability Reporting Summit, to be held from May 28 to 29, 2026, in Berlin, Germany, aims to be a vital platform within the information technology sector for discussing cutting-edge trends in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and sustainability reporting. This summit will bring together top industry experts, corporate executives, policymakers, and technology innovators from around the globe to delve into the latest ESG developments and explore how to effectively integrate these key factors into corporate strategies for sustainable growth and value creation. The exhibition content covers various core topics, including ESG reporting frameworks, data disclosure standards, sustainable finance, climate risk management, supply chain ESG practices, socially responsible investment, and leveraging information technology to enhance ESG performance. The summit aims to provide attendees with a unique learning and networking opportunity, through keynote speeches, expert panel discussions, case studies, and interactive workshops, helping companies better understand and respond to the growing ESG regulatory requirements and market expectations. Target audiences include Chief Sustainability Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Investor Relations Heads, Compliance Managers, Risk Management Experts, IT Solution Providers, and all professionals concerned with corporate sustainable development and transparent reporting. This summit will emphasize the critical role of information technology in ESG data collection, analysis, reporting, and disclosure, driving companies to use digital tools to improve ESG management efficiency and reporting quality, thereby leading the global sustainable development wave.
Source & updates
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Record updated: Oct 25, 2026Correction policy