External Events 2026

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From Sustainability Professionals to Embedding Sustainability into Business Strategy: Insights from Two Research Studies

Webinar - onlineWednesday 23rd September 12:00 -13:00 (CEST)

On behalf of the European Association of Sustainability Professionals (EASP), we are pleased to invite you to the webinar “From Sustainability Professionals to Embedding Sustainability into Business Strategy: Insights from Two Research Studies”

Join us to discover the key findings of the 2026 Sustainability Census and explore the four models of sustainability integration into business strategy. Through research-based insights, the webinar will provide an updated profile of sustainability professionals and a framework for understanding how organizations embed sustainability into strategic decision-making and create long-term business value.

This webinar is open to all professionals interested in the intersection of sustainability and business strategy. Whether you are a sustainability practitioner, business leader, strategist, consultant, or researcher, you will gain valuable insights into how organisations embed sustainability into strategy and how the sustainability profession is evolving across countries, sectors, and levels of maturity.

Speakers

Paul Burke – Head of ICRS Secretariat

Matteo Pedrini – Director of ALTIS and Scientific Director of Sustainability Makers

To register, please fill out the FORM

The Responsible Media Forum’s Mirrors or Movers Conference, 30th September 2026
The RMF are looking forward to welcoming attendees to Mirrors or Movers, taking place on 30 September 2026 at Pearson, 80 Strand, London. Our annual conference brings together leaders from across media, sustainability, technology, and academia to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping our sector. Register now for your in-person or virtual ticket!
This year's theme, "Accountable Innovation: Aligning AI, Sustainability, and Public Trust," examines how the rapid adoption of AI is transforming the media landscape and what this means for trust, accountability, and sustainable business practices. Highlights include:
  • Nic Newman, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, who will be kicking off the afternoon to speak about how AI is transforming the media landscape, from misinformation and platform power to the future of trusted journalism.
  • Ben Page, Former CEO of Ipsos, will explore how trust in media is evolving in the age of AI, drawing on insight into public attitudes, disinformation and societal change.
  • A panel discussion on human rights and AI, with Sonia Livingstone, LSE, Greg Childs, The Children’s Media Foundation and Marsha Jackson, The Conscious Advertising Network, exploring how organisations can innovate while embedding human rights protections into AI-enabled products and services.
  • A panel on the environmental impact of AI, featuring Emily Jackson, The Economist and Alex d’Albertanson, AdNetZero, focusing on emerging approaches to understanding the emissions impact of the use of AI in media, and how they could be limited or reduced.
  • A panel exploring how AI is being used across different media formats with Marc Ceislak, BBC News and Ludwig Siegele, The Economist and Amanda Stanhaus, Pearson.
 
Register your interest via Luma for an in-person or virtual ticket. For in-person attendees, lunch and drinks will be provided before and after the event. For virtual attendees, online joining details being confirmed closer to the event.