Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive aims to make firms more transparent. Yet shifting rules and political pushback have made implementation tricky. Some companies, though, are beginning to use CSRD data not just to comply, but to cut waste, improve supply chains and sharpen strategy. How are they doing it, and what lessons can others learn?
Supported by Trio
Moderated by
Phillip Cornell, senior advisor, Economist Impact
Speakers
Peter Lukassen, director of sustainability, Bosch
Emma Arnold, sustainability director, Trio
The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive aims to make firms more transparent. Yet shifting rules and political pushback have made implementation tricky. Some companies, though, are beginning to use CSRD data not just to comply, but to cut waste, improve supply chains and sharpen strategy. How are they doing it, and what lessons can others learn?
Supported by Trio
Moderated by
Phillip Cornell, senior advisor, Economist Impact
Speakers
Peter Lukassen, director of sustainability, Bosch
Emma Arnold, sustainability director, Trio










