Sustainable Edge Live: Who owns sustainability in 2027?
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Joachim Nahem
Executive Chairman & Co-founder
Position Green
Andreas Rasche
Professor of Business in Society and Vice Dean for Green Transition
Copenhagen Business School
Julia Staunig
Chief Executive Officer
Position Green
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19 November 2026 · 09:30–10:30 CET · English
The ESG outlook for next year starts with a tension: the EU has simplified its sustainability rules, but investors and customers haven’t lowered their expectations. As responsibility moves from specialist functions to the CEO and CFO, the question for 2027 is no longer whether to act, but who leads and where the effort goes.
In Position Green’s year-end episode of Sustainable Edge, streamed live, host Joachim Nahem invites Andreas Rasche of Copenhagen Business School and Julia Staunig, CEO of Position Green, to discuss this topic, and also takes your questions on air
In this episode, you’ll get:
- What the simplified EU rules mean for your company’s scope and timelines in 2027
- How leading companies are moving sustainability into finance, strategy and risk
- Which priorities companies are keeping in 2027, and which they are dropping
- Arguments for your 2027 budget and board discussions that don’t rely on regulation
- Answers to your own questions, live
Who it’s for: CEOs, CFOs and the leaders who own sustainability in large European companies, with 2027 plans on the table now.
About Copenhagen Business School: One of Europe’s largest business schools, based in Frederiksberg, Denmark.
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