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In February, senior sustainability leaders will meet in Amsterdam to address a shared challenge. How business turns net-zero commitments into delivery. Across energy, manufacturing, chemicals, and consumer sectors, strategies are shifting from ambition to ex*****on.

Over two days, the congress will focus on what works in practice. Expect clear insights on aligning sustainability strategies with financial performance. Learn how companies manage Scope 1–3 emissions under tighter EU regulation. Compare approaches to energy transition across hard-to-abate sectors. Take away lessons on governance, data, and accountability at board level.

The programme reflects where the market stands today. Regulation accelerates action. The EU Green Deal and Fit for 55 package continue to shape investment and reporting priorities (European Commission). At the same time, businesses face rising pressure to prove impact, not intent. According to McKinsey, companies that integrate sustainability into core strategy outperform peers on long-term value creation (McKinsey & Company). The World Economic Forum also highlights collaboration across value chains as critical to achieving net-zero pathways (World Economic Forum).

This congress is designed for decision-makers who need clarity. The focus stays on peer exchange, practical frameworks, and realistic timelines. No abstract pledges. Just informed discussion on how to move faster and smarter.

Join us on 25–26 February 2026 in Amsterdam. Be part of a focused, senior-level conversation shaping the next phase of the green transition.

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We are pleased to welcome Schoenherr as the Networking Sponsor of the AI Governance Forum, taking place on 21 to 22 January 2026 in Amsterdam.

Schoenherr is a European full-service law firm with a strong presence across Central and Eastern Europe. The firm operates through 16 offices in 15 countries and works with both global and regional clients on complex, cross-border matters. According to the firm, its approach combines international perspective with deep local market knowledge, supporting clients in navigating legal, regulatory, and commercial challenges.

At the AI Governance Forum, networking plays a central role. Senior executives, risk leaders, and compliance professionals will meet peers from finance, healthcare, telecom, and technology to exchange practical experiences. The presence of a networking sponsor reflects the importance of structured, high-quality conversations alongside formal sessions.

Legal frameworks continue to shape how organisations design and govern AI systems. Access to legal expertise, especially across multiple jurisdictions, remains a key consideration for companies operating in regulated environments. Firms like Schoenherr work at the intersection of regulation, innovation, and cross-border operations, an area of increasing relevance for AI governance discussions.

The forum provides a setting for focused dialogue, professional exchange, and informed connections across industries.

Learn more about their work: https://www.schoenherr.eu

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