Sustainability Unlocked: KEY ESG's Q3 2025 Summit

Agenda*

9.15am-9.45am: What's next in sustainability strategy and reporting: driving impact through IFRS S1 and S2

This Q&A session will explore how the IFRS S1 and S2 standards are shaping the future of sustainability strategy and disclosure. Our expert panellists will discuss how these standards align with other global frameworks, what materiality means in an IFRS context, and how organisations can prepare for the UK’s Sustainability Reporting Standard (SRS) rollout in 2026. Attendees will gain clarity on implementation pathways and how to use reporting as a tool for meaningful impact.

Panellists:

• Roberta Ravelli, Technical Staff at the IFRS Foundation

Roberta serves as technical staff at the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), providing support in the delivery of the ISSB technical work programme. This includes IFRS S1 and S2 standard implementation and industry adoption initiatives. She previously worked at PWC and is a qualified legal auditor in Italy.

• Rachel Lowe, Special Regulatory Counsel at Proskauer Rose

Rachel specialises in sustainable finance and corporate sustainability regulation. She counsels clients on key global frameworks, including IFRS S1 and S2, CSRD, SFDR, Taxonomy Regulation and the UK’s SDR (including TCFD). Known for her commercial insight and practical approach, Rachel also supports clients with governance, greenwashing risks, and sustainability disclosure obligations across jurisdictions.

9.45am-10.05am: Effective governance to achieve sustainability objectives

This panel will explore how organisations can design and embed an effective governance function to meet evolving sustainability obligations under frameworks like the CSRD, UK’s SRS and the IFRS S1 and S2. The workshop will combine legal insight with practical strategies to integrate sustainability into corporate governance, compliance, and decision-making.

Pannelists:

• Annelies van Tongeren, Senior Manager, Corporate Law at PWC

10.05am-10.35am: Customer spotlight: Building scalable and repeatable ESG reporting processes for global organisations

This panel session discusses actionable insights into building a scalable and repeatable ESG reporting system that meets diverse regulatory demands while aligning with global sustainability goals. Attendees will learn how to integrate cross-border data, leverage digital tools for consistency and accuracy, and develop processes that balance local compliance with global strategic priorities. Discover how to future-proof your ESG reporting to support growth, enhance stakeholder trust, and lead in the era of transparent and impactful sustainability practices.

Panellists:

• Sarah Schaefer, ESG Director at Wrightbus ‍

Sarah leads Wrightbus' sustainability strategy across zero-emission transport, supply chain decarbonisation, and social impact. With previous senior roles at Electrolux, Unilever, and Mars, and experience as a UK government adviser, she brings deep expertise in aligning sustainability with innovation, policy, and behaviour change.

• Ayperi Sevincli, Global Head of Sustainability at Wittur

Ayperi has extensive expertise across health, safety, environment, quality, and ESG. She brings strong leadership and communication skills, guiding multi-national teams to embed HSE and sustainability best practices throughout organisations. Ayperi excels at change management while fostering collaboration at all levels to drive measurable, responsible business outcomes.

• Anne-Marie Schoonbeek, COO at KEY ESG

A former McKinsey consultant in New York, Anne-Marie holds a legal degree from Ghent University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Anne‑Marie actively contributes to ESG regulation development through advisory working groups such as EFRAG and XBRL.

10.35am-10.55am: Coffee & networking break

11am-11.30am: Regulatory panel: exploring the interoperability of global frameworks

As sustainability reporting rapidly evolves from voluntary disclosure to regulatory obligation, navigating the interoperability of global ESG frameworks is both a strategic necessity and a practical challenge. This panel brings together leading voices from the SBTi, CDP, IFRS (formerly TCFD), and TNFD to unpack how these frameworks intersect, align, and diverge.

Panellists:

• Anna Dauteuil, Senior Technical Manager, EFRAG

Anna is a Senior Technical Manager at EFRAG, contributing to the development of the ESRS. Prior to joining the EFRAG Secretariat in 2023, Anna worked in private sectors, being responsible for R&D and bringing to market a variety of process equipment to mitigate climate impact of heavy industries. As an engineer graduated from the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology, she combines a technical background with practical experience in sustainability.

• Sebastian Leape, CEO of Natcap

Sebastian is CEO and co-founder of Natcap, a nature intelligence firm that helps companies measure, report and act on nature-related risks and opportunities. A former sustainability consultant at McKinsey, Sebastian combines academic and advisory experience to embed nature into business strategy at scale.

• Sarah-Jane Denton, Director of Operational Risk & Environment, Travers Smith

Sarah‑Jane co‑leads Travers Smith's ESG and Climate practice. She has extensive experience advising clients on the TCFD framework, as well as sustainability reporting, compliance and environmental law across sectors including infrastructure, supply chain, and governance.

11.30am-12.15pm: Sustainability reporting in 2026: how to move beyond compliance to drive business transformation

In today's dynamic business environment, organisations are rethinking their approach to sustainability. Forward-thinking organisations recognise that voluntary and mandatory sustainability disclosures can be used to complement business transformation. This panel will explore how businesses can use sustainability reporting to drive improved company-wide collaboration, increase transparency, accountability and create lasting value for stakeholders, communities and the environment.

Panellists:

• Sam Preece, Partner at Xynteo

Sam has over 25 years’ experience in the sustainability industry, having previously served as Partner for ESG Sustainability Reporting and Capital Markets at PwC, led decarbonisation and energy transition engagements across EMEA at ERM, and held leadership roles at firms including AECOM and Clean Invest Africa.

• Heleen van Poecke, CEO at KEY ESG

Heleen started her career as a Private Equity professional for AlpInvest before gaining tech industry experience for a rapidly scaling SaaS business, Collibra; she then spent five years at AtlasInvest before cofounding KEY ESG. Heleen combines her PE and software experience as CEO of KEY ESG to address the challenges posed by evolving regulation and historic data collection methods with an automated, tech-enabled ESG management tool.

12.15-12.35pm: KEY ESG Platform Overview

• Heleen van Poecke, CEO at KEY ESG
• Anne-Marie Schoonbeek, COO at KEY ESG

12.35-1.35pm: Networking Lunch

*still subject to change

The event will feature best practices and learnings from KEY ESG's current customers, interactive roundtables and workshops, and our customer awards. The event will be followed by a networking lunch.

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