ISEAL Alliance

Symposium: sustainability 2.0 - from green to blue

In the past, the term sustainability tended to be simply a marketing ploy. Now, the integration of ‘green’ products and business processes has positioned sustainability as a decisive element in global competition. Looking forward, another shift in mentality will push sustainability into the heart of  strategies for the development and survival of organisations. The ability for an organisation to successfully transform current business models  into sustainable practice will determine their continued existence.

Those taking on this challenge will reach the next, higher level of sustainability deemed sustainability 2.0. These frontrunners will be able to assert their positions as market and sector leaders of the future and ensure their longevity both on world markets and in society.

Use this opportunity to inform yourself about the newest developments and trends in sustainability and exchange ideas with experts from all over the world. You will be able to broaden and enhance your network as well as be exposed to cutting edge ideas, know-how and concrete solutions to future challenges.  

Learn about best practices from sustainability leaders addressing the whole value chain in different industries. Get insights from a global perspective. Learn about the latest developments in the new GHG protocol standards.

Start this unique event by looking at “Future Market Drivers and Requirements” and listening to specialized market analysts and leading standard setting and reporting organisations like Verdantix, the World Resources Institute and Carbon Disclosure Project. Get “Answers to these Trends – from a Global Perspective” and benefit from “Best Practices in Corporate & Product Sustainability”. Be there when a new era - sustainability 2.0 - starts through “Driving Business Transformation – from green to blue”.

The symposium will take place Wednesday, October 27, and is flanked by the GaBi User Conference, the SoFi User workshop and other interactive workshops and informative seminars.