Deloitte Global Trade Event - the intersection between sustainability and customs and trade compliance
Have you ever thought about the intersection between customs & trade and sustainability?
We would like to invite you to our upcoming event addressing this very important topic on Wednesday 29 September at 15:30 (CEST) at our Deloitte premises, Pfingstweidstrasse 11, 8005 Zurich.
This event will explore:
- How sustainability requirements (both mandatory and non-mandatory) impact global trade?
- What role can (and should) customs and trade officers play in successfully influencing and implementing their companies` sustainability strategies?
- The importance of trade, audit and corporate social responsibility working together to ensure sustainability practices are adopted and requirements are met or even exceeded
This is an in-person event and in observance of current COVID guidelines, a maximum of 20 people may attend this event. Should the number of interested participants exceed 20, we may organise a separate event on the same theme.
Agenda:
- Welcoming & introduction
- Customs & trade compliance meets sustainability – the state of play
- Intro: sustainability as an integral part of trade compliance
- Why it matters to you as customs and (trade) compliance professionals
- Regulatory framework – the evolution of new regulations with a green DNA
- How to get started
- Q&A
- Non-Financial Reporting (NFR) & trade compliance – two new friends
- Intro: understanding the landscape
- The interdependency between NFR and sustainability in trade (compliance)
- Outlook
- Q&A
- Apéro
If you have any questions about the event please reach out to Philipp Weber-Lortsch. We look forward to welcoming you to the event.
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