Navigating the challenging journey of setting and implementing SBTi net-zero climate targets is essential for any company serious about sustainability and climate management.
In this episode, host Sven Steinert welcomes Laura Cremer-Heesen, Director Sustainability at DKV Mobility, to share how her team tackled the challenges of defining, receiving approval and implementing SBTi net-zero climate targets. Laura delves into the "Lead in Green" initiative that drives sustainability at DKV Mobility, the importance of stakeholder engagement and leadership buy-in, and how to transform ambitious decarbonisation targets into practical, collective action across the organisation.
You'll learn:
1. How sustainability is embedded into DKV Mobility’s business strategy
2. The steps to successfully define and implement SBTi targets
3. How to engage stakeholders and foster collaboration for SBTi decarbonisation success
4. Why leadership buy-in is crucial for driving sustainability initiatives
5. Balancing sustainability reporting with real-world decarbonisation actions
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Get in touch with Laura Cremer-Heesen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-cremer-heesen/
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About the host Sven Steinert:
Sven Steinert is the CEO of SUSTAINX | The Sustainability Leaders Community, and Partner and Sustainability Lead at H&Z Management Consulting. To Sven, sustainability is not just a buzzword – it’s about making real changes for a sustainable future. His goal is to help companies reduce their environmental footprint and embrace circularity. Sven is passionate about ice hockey, and exploring new cultures to enrich his understanding of the world and diverse ways of life.
Get in touch with Sven Steinert on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/svensteinert/
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The SUSTAINX: Leaders in Sustainability Podcast is powered by H&Z Management Consulting in collaboration with SAWOO.