Join Deloitte on 26 November for a timely discussion with industry experts exploring new EU regulations combating greenwashing, the implications for your business and how to get ahead of the regulatory curve.

Companies face increasing pressure from a variety of stakeholders to ensure their sustainability messaging fully aligns with their actions.

Recently adopted and upcoming regulatory requirements in the EU will introduce stricter standards for companies, requiring them to substantiate their sustainability claims and demonstrate genuine commitment to sustainability from 2026.

At the same time, for many companies, increasing scrutiny and enforcement action by advertising and competition authorities, and the increasing prevalence of litigation by investors and civil society, risk crystallising greenwashing risk whilst new regulations are still being implemented.

Companies need to consider all of these factors, and to develop a plan to comply with the new requirements and to reduce the risks.

Join us for a virtual panel discussion on 26 November, 10:00-11:00 CET, as we unravel the evolving landscape of greenwashing regulations in the EU; practical steps to ensure your sustainability messaging is transparent, accurate and compliant; and strategies for protecting your brand and building trust with stakeholders.

We will be joined by a panel of experts, including:

Bénédicte van Ormelingen, Legal & Policy Officer at the European Commission (DG Just)
Emily Cromwell (Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability, Deloitte UK)
Rozemarijn Bloemendal (Partner, Corporate Law, Deloitte Netherlands)
Gillian Karran-Cumberlege (Chapter Zero board member and Fidelio Partners Board Practice lead.)

This event is hosted by the Deloitte Academy and organised in collaboration with Chapter Zero.

We hope to see you there.