Márcia is award-winning Chief Sustainability Officer at RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics, decision tools and events. Her work encompasses value creation; strategy, delivery and impact; risk reduction; responsible AI, and change and transformation. She holds several board positions, is a podcast host and frequent speaker and lecturer. She has also served as a museum director. She received her PhD in Economic History from the London School of Economics and is a Member of the British Empire (MBE), an honor presented to her by King Charles III, and lives in London with her husband and two sons. Christian Leitz has been at UBS since 2003, currently serving as Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) and leading the implementation of the firm's sustainability strategy. Alongside this role as CSO, he serves as Secretary to the UBS Corporate Culture and Responsibility Committee, one of five Board of Directors committees, and as Group Historian, acting with the archives team as the center of competence for UBS's institutional history. Before joining UBS, he taught modern European history at universities in the UK and New Zealand and holds a D.Phil. in Modern History from Oxford. Carrie Scott brings three decades of experience in sustainability, corporate affairs, and reputation management. As director of the Chief Social Impact Officers Council at The Conference Board, she convenes senior leaders shaping the future of sustainability and social impact. Previously she led the global Sustainability and ESG Office at Novartis, where the company achieved leading ratings for its environmental and social impact performance. Carrie advises leaders on navigating complex sustainability challenges and is a frequent speaker and lecturer. She lives in Basel, Switzerland, with her family.

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• 1. The practitioner perspective on corporate sustainability2. Corporate sustainability – history, practice, and evolution3. Embedding sustainability into corporate strategy4. The Governance of corporate sustainability5. Stakeholder engagement for corporate sustainability success6. Sustainability reporting and disclosures in practice7. The future of corporate sustainability – pathways for practitioners8. Appendix – resources for corporate sustainability professionals

Márcia is award-winning Chief Sustainability Officer at RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics, decision tools and events. Her work encompasses value creation; strategy, delivery and impact; risk reduction; responsible AI, and change and transformation. She holds several board positions, is a podcast host and frequent speaker and lecturer. She has also served as a museum director. She received her PhD in Economic History from the London School of Economics and is a Member of the British Empire (MBE), an honor presented to her by King Charles III, and lives in London with her husband and two sons. Christian Leitz has been at UBS since 2003, currently serving as Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) and leading the implementation of the firm's sustainability strategy. Alongside this role as CSO, he serves as Secretary to the UBS Corporate Culture and Responsibility Committee, one of five Board of Directors committees, and as Group Historian, acting with the archives team as the center of competence for UBS's institutional history. Before joining UBS, he taught modern European history at universities in the UK and New Zealand and holds a D.Phil. in Modern History from Oxford. Carrie Scott brings three decades of experience in sustainability, corporate affairs, and reputation management. As director of the Chief Social Impact Officers Council at The Conference Board, she convenes senior leaders shaping the future of sustainability and social impact. Previously she led the global Sustainability and ESG Office at Novartis, where the company achieved leading ratings for its environmental and social impact performance. Carrie advises leaders on navigating complex sustainability challenges and is a frequent speaker and lecturer. She lives in Basel, Switzerland, with her family.

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• 1. The practitioner perspective on corporate sustainability2. Corporate sustainability – history, practice, and evolution3. Embedding sustainability into corporate strategy4. The Governance of corporate sustainability5. Stakeholder engagement for corporate sustainability success6. Sustainability reporting and disclosures in practice7. The future of corporate sustainability – pathways for practitioners8. Appendix – resources for corporate sustainability professionals

Márcia is award-winning Chief Sustainability Officer at RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics, decision tools and events. Her work encompasses value creation; strategy, delivery and impact; risk reduction; responsible AI, and change and transformation. She holds several board positions, is a podcast host and frequent speaker and lecturer. She has also served as a museum director. She received her PhD in Economic History from the London School of Economics and is a Member of the British Empire (MBE), an honor presented to her by King Charles III, and lives in London with her husband and two sons. Christian Leitz has been at UBS since 2003, currently serving as Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) and leading the implementation of the firm's sustainability strategy. Alongside this role as CSO, he serves as Secretary to the UBS Corporate Culture and Responsibility Committee, one of five Board of Directors committees, and as Group Historian, acting with the archives team as the center of competence for UBS's institutional history. Before joining UBS, he taught modern European history at universities in the UK and New Zealand and holds a D.Phil. in Modern History from Oxford. Carrie Scott brings three decades of experience in sustainability, corporate affairs, and reputation management. As director of the Chief Social Impact Officers Council at The Conference Board, she convenes senior leaders shaping the future of sustainability and social impact. Previously she led the global Sustainability and ESG Office at Novartis, where the company achieved leading ratings for its environmental and social impact performance. Carrie advises leaders on navigating complex sustainability challenges and is a frequent speaker and lecturer. She lives in Basel, Switzerland, with her family.

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• 1. The practitioner perspective on corporate sustainability2. Corporate sustainability – history, practice, and evolution3. Embedding sustainability into corporate strategy4. The Governance of corporate sustainability5. Stakeholder engagement for corporate sustainability success6. Sustainability reporting and disclosures in practice7. The future of corporate sustainability – pathways for practitioners8. Appendix – resources for corporate sustainability professionals