Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) For Expert Course in Amsterdam

Turning ESG Commitments into Practical Business Strategy

Environmental, Social, and Governance considerations are becoming increasingly important to how organisations manage risk, attract investment, respond to regulation, and build long-term resilience. Effective ESG management requires more than reporting; it demands a structured approach to strategy, governance, taxation, supply chains, stakeholder engagement, and business transformation.

The Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Expert Training course provides a practical understanding of ESG principles and how they can be integrated into organisational decision-making. Across five days, participants explore ESG fundamentals, sustainability reporting, taxation, regulatory frameworks, circular economy principles, sustainable supply chains, and ESG risk management.

The programme combines strategic insight with practical application, helping participants strengthen ESG reporting, identify material issues, engage stakeholders, manage emerging risks, and develop an actionable ESG roadmap.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Expert training course, you will be able to:

• Explain the three ESG pillars and their impact on organisational performance.
• Identify ESG-related risks, opportunities, and stakeholder expectations.
• Understand climate neutrality, net zero, Just Transition, and greenhouse gas disclosure requirements.
• Interpret major sustainability reporting regulations and standards.
• Understand the role of CSRD and ESRS in sustainability reporting.
• Structure an effective sustainability reporting process.
• Evaluate the role of taxation in ESG and sustainability strategies.
• Understand how green taxes, incentives, CBAM, and emissions trading affect organisations.
• Integrate tax considerations into ESG strategy.
• Identify material ESG themes for different sectors and organisations.
• Develop and implement an organisational ESG framework.
• Incorporate circular economy principles into business operations.
• Strengthen sustainability across supply chains.
• Manage ESG risks and support ESG audit and assurance activities.
• Develop a practical ESG transformation roadmap.