Webinar: Double materiality assessment and stakeholder engagement

Webinar

Is the materiality assessment the best time to engage stakeholders?

A double materiality assessment (DMA) is essential for bringing focus to your sustainability strategy and actions. What impact does your organization have? Which risks and opportunities are already in play, and which are heading your way? Stakeholder insights help you discover which sustainability issues truly matter and where you can sharpen your strategic choices. So how and when do you gather the right insights from stakeholders, and how do you translate them into a materiality assessment that doesn’t just meet the requirements but also adds real value to your organization?

Want to learn how to use stakeholder engagement purposefully for a better assessment and better decision-making? Join our lunch webinar on Tuesday, November 24, from 12:00 to 13.00.

Led by Marjolein Baghuis, associate partner at TOSCA, we’ll discuss questions such as:

• How do you have a genuine conversation with stakeholders about materiality?
• Why is it important to build an internal foundation before engaging external stakeholders?
• How do you connect the DMA with ongoing, structural stakeholder engagement?

We will share a practical step-by-step plan for drawing valuable input from your stakeholder interactions. It is complemented by real-world experience from both the corporate world and a civil society organization.

The guests
With more than 30 years of experience in business, strategy, and sustainable development, Gaby Rosier brings people, interests, and ambitions together. After a career that spans the financial sector and the energy transition, among others, she now serves as Strategic Sustainability Executive at Axians. She believes a good materiality assessment starts with listening to stakeholders. A range of perspectives is what helps determine what truly matters and where your organization can make a difference.

Annemiek Smits is a CSR and sustainability specialist with extensive experience in the international fashion and textile industry. As Corporate Engagement Manager at the Solidaridad Foundation, she works with businesses and international stakeholders to make the fashion supply chain more sustainable and to promote ethical sourcing. In this role, she regularly provides input on companies’ double materiality assessments.

Want to join?
There will of course be room for your own examples and questions. Register via this link.
Can’t make it, but would like to continue the conversation on this topic? Contact Marjolein Baghuis at +31 6 1296 5895 or email marjolein@toscatribe.nl.