The EU’s Omnibus proposal is set to upend sustainability compliance, delaying CSDDD enforcement, raising CSRD thresholds, and reducing regulatory burdens for thousands of firms. For sustainability leaders, this introduces both uncertainty and opportunity.
With thousands of firms no longer required to comply, and reporting complexity reduced for others, how should organizations adapt their strategies?
Join our expert webinar as we unpack the regulatory shifts and provide actionable guidance on how firms can refine their sustainability reporting approach, ensure compliance where necessary, and reposition ESG efforts beyond regulatory obligations.
You'll learn:
- Key revisions to CSRD, CSDDD, and other EU directives—and what they mean for your organization.
- How to stay compliant while streamlining ESG data management and reporting processes.
- The role of sustainability software and assurance providers in adapting to these changes and their key capabilities
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About the authors
Senior Analyst
Luke is a Senior Analyst in the Verdantix ESG & Sustainability practice. His current research agenda focuses on the ESG reporting and data management landscape, as well as emerging technologies and market trends across industries. Prior to joining Verdantix, Luke worked at research and advisory firm GlobalData, producing ESG research reports for corporate clients. Luke holds an MSc in Sustainability and Management from the University of Bath.
Principal Analyst
Jessica is a Principal Analyst in the Verdantix ESG & Sustainability practice, which she joined in 2022. Her current research agenda covers ESG reporting and data management software, ESG solutions for investors, and risk in ESG and sustainability. Prior to joining Verdantix, Jessica worked at Ramboll, focusing on ESG risk and opportunity identification for mergers and acquisitions, as well as EHS due diligence. Jessica has previously held roles evaluating water resource allocation for a state municipality and ensuring EHS compliance for GE Aviation. She holds a BS from Tufts University and an MEng from Johns Hopkins University focused on environmental engineering, as well as an MBA from Boston University.
Research Director, ESG & Sustainability
Kimberly Knickle is Research Director of the ESG & Sustainability practice at Verdantix. Her research areas encompass ESG regulations and reporting, ESG risk, supply chain sustainability, circular economy, social impact, and sustainable finance. Kim has worked for more than 20 years in the IT industry, providing research and analysis to help companies invest wisely in new technologies. Before joining the analyst industry, she held various roles in IT services, engineering and product safety testing, beginning her career at Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Kim holds an MBA from Boston University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Cornell.