SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT & CYBERSECURITY (RISK)

RISK-1 - Enterprise Risk Management meets the CSRD The ISO9001 fosters risk-based thinking and Enterprise Risk Management, and end-to-end supply chains (i.e. value chains) are a major source of risks and opportunities. The CSRD/ESRS framework ask for Double Materiality Assessment (DMA), that entails assessing Impacts, Risks and Opportunities (IROs) along the entire value chains. This shapes the whole sustainability reporting content. How these approaches can be effectively combined, avoiding discrepancies or incongruences?

RISK-2 - Global Trade & Supply Chains: new Risks, rise of Trade Wars and de-Globalization In a more conflictual international context, trade wars and barriers to free trade make it important to carefully monitor potential disruptions and managing all required compliance regarding international suppliers. The free trade of goods is no longer a realistic prospect. How should companies organize to effectively manage the growing complexity of import and export regulations? Furthermore, the need to carefully manage the Cybersecurity of suppliers at all levels of the Supply Chain has also become important. A thorough panel with Suzanne Richer (American Expert of Global Trade), Zeno Poggi (President, AWOS A World Of Sanctions), Daniel Krassenstein (Global Supply Chain Director, Procon Pacific), Michele Ferreira (Head of Custom Operations, IVECO Group) ), Marco Zinzani (Studio Padovan) and other key Procurement and Customs Managers.