Conference Day Two | Thursday, 26 June
8:00 am Check-In & Coffee
8:55 am Chair’s Opening Remarks
Implementing Strategic Initiatives & Defining Cross-Functional KPIs with Internal & External Stakeholders
9:00 am Navigating Scope 3: Improving Data Accuracy & Supplier Collaboration
Synopsis
- Addressing challenges in collecting accurate data from direct suppliers and down the value chain
- Providing suppliers with the tools and information to improve data collection accuracy, reduce emissions, and increase visibility through life cycle analysis and shared strategies
- Exploring practical implementations for reducing Scope 3 emissions globally and quantifying and reporting supplier-driven changes effectively
9:30 am Driving ESG Change: Managing People, Processes, & Mindsets for Sustainable Success
Synopsis
- Reiterating and communicating ESG goals effectively across functions to build a unified, cross-functional mindset
- Addressing the workforce impact of additional ESG responsibilities on top of their workload
- Transforming culture and mindset through internal initiatives that prioritise employee development, patient-centricity, and governance in global ESG strategies
10:00 am Roundtable Discussion: Enhancing Stakeholder Engagement: Social Strategies for Internal & External ESG Alignment
Synopsis
- Exploring purpose lead leadership to immobilise stakeholders around a shared purpose
- Successfully integrating ESG strategies within a company so that it is not just a tick box expertise
- Deciphering best practises in setting goals that are inclusive, engaging, and useful
10:30 am Morning Break & Networking
Driving the Future of Sustainability: Exploring Impactful ESG Initiatives
11:30 am Choosing the Right ESG Initiatives: Prioritising Impact & Alignment
Synopsis
- Assessing the potential impact of ESG initiatives across key areas such as decarbonisation, resource optimisation, and water management
- Developing a structured approach to prioritise initiatives that align with organisational goals and stakeholder expectations
- Establishing measurable criteria to evaluate and implement ESG programs effectively
12:00 pm Aligning the Speak Up Hotline with ESRS Reporting Requirements
Synopsis
- Exploring the Whistle-blower hotlines and their current focus
- Analysing the ESRS reporting requirements
- Understanding corporate governance and roles and responsibility within an organisation, in relation to the speak up hotline
12:30 pm Lunch & Networking
1:30 pm Achieving Supplier Diversity: Navigating Regional Challenges & Driving Meaningful Impact
Synopsis
- Addressing regional complexities in supplier diversity, from U.S. requirements for minority and veteran-owned businesses to global variations in diversity definitions and reporting
- Ensuring compliance with organisational requirements while fostering a meaningful and non-discriminatory approach to building a diverse supply chain
- Communicating the significance of supplier diversity to procurement teams and stakeholders, highlighting tangible benefits, meaningful metrics and sharing practical global solutions
2:00 pm Closing Reflections & Connections: Key Takeaways from the ESG in Life Sciences Summit Europe
Synopsis
In this final session, we’ll come together to reflect on the insights, lessons, and open questions from the past few days. It’s a chance to consolidate what you’ve learned, share remaining challenges, and highlight priorities going forward. You’ll also have time for informal networking – exchange contacts, reconnect with peers, and leave the summit with new ideas and lasting connections.
- Navigating Geopolitical Shifts & Evolving Reporting Landscapes
- Strengthening crossfunctional and supply chain collaboration
- Prioritizing the most impactful & achievable sustainability initiatives
- Advancing product circularity
- Bridging the connection between human health & environmental sustainability