Driving Business Resilience, Growth and Profits

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14/04/2026
10:00-16:30
Space Stockholm

Event Agenda

Theme 1

Sustainability as Strategy: Growth, Resilience and Innovation

10:00

Lennart Nordqvist
Sustainability Lead Sweden
Deloitte
Opening Keynote: Sustainability in a Fractured World
  • Global outlook 2026: climate, regulation, and business in turbulent times
  • What CSOs must prioritise: resilience, trust, and profitability
  • From compliance burden to leadership opportunity

10:20

Sebastien Blanc
CEO
Normative
Fireside Chat: Sustainability and Profitability - The CEO Perspective
  • Balancing short-term shareholder expectations with the long-term returns of sustainable strategies at the Board level
  • Framing commercial opportunities and risks from sustainability impacts while adapting to climate-driven business model shifts and exploring new markets and opportunities
  • Leading through slowing growth, geopolitical uncertainty, and supply chain constraints by making sustainability central to future success, innovation and stakeholder trust

10:35

Annika Ramsköld
VP Corporate Sustainability
Vattenfall
Christina Båge-Friborg
EVP, Head of Sustainability
Gränges
Louise Koch
Former Sr Director, Corporate Affairs & Sustainability
Grundfos
CASE: When Sustainability is the Business
  • Embedding sustainability in talent, culture, and the brand DNA
  • Moving from compliance check-lists to core strategy and innovation
  • New models and markets born from sustainability transformation

10:55

Elin Haapaniemi
Head of Sustainability Nordics
Siemens
Scaling Sustainability Impact with Industrial AI
  • Unlocking opportunities to accelerate sustainable transformation through industrial AI
  • Real-world cases from the Nordic region: leveraging AI to enable the energy transition, reduce emissions, and minimize water leakages
  • Addressing the growing environmental footprint of AI

11:10

Anna Lindstedt
ESG Supply Chain Lead
Stratsys
The New Value Chain: Scope 3, Circularity and Partnerships
  • Tackle Scope 3 emissions with collaboration, not isolation
  • Use circular business models to unlock growth and profitability
  • Build ecosystems that extend sustainability impact beyond the enterprise

11:25

Paul Pelissier
Global Sustainability Principal
SAP
SHIFTING TO PRODUCT-LEVEL SUSTAINABILITY - an ERP centric approach to material transition (DPP, PPWR, CBAM, EUDR)
  • Regulations are rewriting the rules: sustainability is moving from annual corporate reporting to product-, material-, and shipment-level proof
  • See what this means for the CSO, CPO, CFO, and COO: smarter sourcing and supplier evidence, tighter control of cost and exposure, and end-to-end traceability that holds up to customers and regulators
  • Discover how an ERP-centric, suite-enabled approach turns compliance into an operational advantage: connecting data, processes, and evidence to scale DPP/PPWR/CBAM/EUDR with confidence

11:40

Viktor Wallström
SVP Sustainability and Group Communication
SAAB Group
Maria Collin
Head of Group Sustainability
DeLaval
Annika Sund
Marknadschef
Leksands Knäckebröd
FIRESIDE CHAT: Culture as a Sustainability Engine
  • Empowering every function, from finance to procurement, to own sustainability
  • Driving behaviour change and organisational buy-in
  • The CSO as culture builder and change architect

Networking Lunch

12:00-13:00
Theme 2

Beyond Compliance. From Reporting Burden to Business Impact.

13:00

Björn Vedin
CEO
Domsjö Fabriker
Simon Bengtsson
Produktionschef
Outokumpu
Louise Kierkegaard
Senior Industry Lead & Strategic Investments
Adven
Circularity as a Tool to Spark Growth
  • Benefits of building stronger regional economies and industrial symbiosis: resilience, supply security and economic gain
  • What is important when collaborating? How do we optimize our process, measure success or know where we can improve?
  • Innovation in action: How can synergy spark new business ideas and generate new sources of income?

13:20

Ida Ljungkvist
Group Sustainability Director
Scandi Standard
Malin Ljung Eiborn
Director of Sustainability
Rejlers
Julia Höglund
Managing Director, Sweden & Finland
Position Green
CSRD Reporting - From cost center to value-add
  • Lessons from early adopters on how a structured reporting approach can strengthen decision-making, cross-functional alignment, and business credibility
  • What separates high-value Wave 1 sustainability statements from basic compliance reports - and why sharper reporting is becoming a strategic advantage
  • How companies could apply practical insights from the first reporting seasons - focusing effort where reporting creates the greatest business value

13:35

Tim Lambert
Regional Lead UKI & Nordics
Osapiens
Adrian Fintling
Director Sustainability
Deloitte
The Next Sustainability Shock – Preparing for Regulatory Overlap
  • Omnibus, CSRD, CS3D, EUDR, TNFD - what happens when frameworks collide?
  • How to avoid compliance fatigue and keep focus on impact
  • Turning regulatory turbulence into a competitive edge

13:50

Erwin Groenendal
Co-founder
Tangelo Software
From Compliance to Communication: Closing the ESG Reporting Gap
  • Why ESG reporting remains fragmented despite increasing regulatory pressure
  • Bridging the gap between compliance-driven reporting and stakeholder-relevant communication
  • Designing integrated reporting approaches that turn data into clarity, trust, and decision-making

14:05

Andreas Gyllenhammar
CSO
Sweco
Rachel Delacour
CEO & Co-founder
Sweep
Beyond compliance. Creating lasting business impact and competitive edge
  • How CSOs shape business models, not just reporting
  • Circularity, new value chains, and innovation beyond compliance
  • Geopolitics, supply chain resilience, and sustainability as competitive advantage

Networking Break

14:30-15:00
Theme 3

Collaboration & Culture: From Intent to Tangible Results

15:00

Power Hour: Navigating the Regulatory Overload. What Actually Matters?
  • From frameworks to decisions: where should CSOs focus to drive real business impact
  • Managing overlap and fatigue: how to prioritise across CSRD, CS3D, CBAM, TNFD and beyond
  • From compliance to control: who owns what internally - and how do you operationalise it? Beyond reporting: how regulation is reshaping strategy, capital allocation and risk
  • From disclosure to strategy: how CSRD and double materiality are reshaping business priorities

15:40

Malin Ripa
CSO
Axel Johnson International
Maria Collin
Head of Group Sustainability
DeLaval
Transforming Business for the Better
  • Many internal ways of doing things are persistent and misaligned with sustainable goals. How do you cultivate change and empower all functional leaders to push forward the sustainability agenda
  • Slicing the elephant: Decarbonizing business and society, one piece at a time
  • Framing sustainability as departmental imperatives: from legal and procurement, to finance and innovation supporting both short-term and long-term business success

16:00

Louise Koch
Former Sr Director, Corporate Affairs & Sustainability
Grundfos
Camilla Götbrant
Partner, Sustainability
Deloitte
Lydia Lundström
Managing Director Sweden
CEMAsys
Closing Remarks: Leading a Sustainable Tomorrow. The Business Blueprint 2026-2027
  • What defines corporate sustainability leadership in the Nordics
  • How CSOs and Nordic enterprises can lead the global agenda
  • How are businesses keeping sustainability at the top of the corporate agenda?
  • Short-term execution vs long-term mission criticals
  • What skills will be most essential for tomorrow’s green jobs?

End of Day

16:30
16:30-17:30