The CSRD is not just about compliance. It is a catalyst for change that can drive transparency, improve governance and accelerate a company’s sustainability transformation. In this video, discover how to turn CSRD requirements into real business value and future-proof your organisation.

Understanding the CSRD and its potential
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) introduces mandatory sustainability reporting for thousands of companies in and outside the EU. But it is more than a compliance requirement. The CSRD represents a shift toward sustainable transformation, transparency and accountability. By linking sustainability and business strategy, companies can use the directive to strengthen competitiveness and build resilience.

The journey from compliance to transformation
Implement Consulting Group outlines a six-phase approach to CSRD readiness, from establishing a foundation and conducting double materiality assessments to implementing actions and reporting with assurance. The key lies in transforming compliance into opportunity by embedding sustainability across functions, aligning leadership and creating clear data and governance structures.

Turning insights into business value
Manuela Huck-Wettstein and Kasper share client experiences showing how companies can derive strategic benefits from CSRD. Through collaboration, stakeholder engagement and strong IT and data systems, businesses can use the directive to drive transparency, enhance reputation, attract talent and create long-term value while shaping a more sustainable future.