
Episode 38: Rupture point - Sustainability trends shaping 2026
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In this episode of the Sustainable Connections podcast, host Mark Lee brings together an all‑ERM panel to unpack our 2026 Annual Trends Report. The conversation explores how companies are navigating a year defined by volatility, ruptures in the geopolitical and sustainability landscapes, and rising expectations for value creation. Our experts dive into shifts across decarbonization, energy, reporting, digital transformation, and the growing importance of stakeholder engagement and adaptation. Listen to find out what’s shaping corporate sustainability in 2026 and what leaders should be watching in the months ahead.
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- Why does sustainability matter now?
- How are companies shifting from intent to execution
- What to watch out for in 2026
Related links:
- 2026 Annual Trends Report Trends report
- 2026 Annual Trends Webinar - Wednesday February 11 2026 at 11:00 EST/ 16:00 GMT
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