ICAP CRIF is organizing the 2nd ESG Summit, titled “Turning Environmental, Social & Governance into Strategic Value”, on Thursday, April 2, 2026, at Domus Asteria in Glyfada, reaffirming its leading role in shaping the dialogue around sustainable business practices and the strategic integration of ESG criteria.

The ESG Summit aims to highlight the strategic imperative of implementing sustainable initiatives that go beyond regulatory compliance and act as a driver of long-term growth and competitive advantage. Through targeted interventions and expert insights, the conference focuses on value creation for businesses, while simultaneously strengthening environmental protection, social cohesion, and the principles of modern corporate governance.

At the same time, the conference will provide a holistic overview of international ESG developments, shedding light on the evolving regulatory, financial, and business landscape. Contemporary policies, specialized tools, and applied projects — best practices will be presented, offering executives clear guidance to effectively address the challenges of the new ESG reality and transform obligations into strategic opportunities.

What will be discussed at ESG Summit 2026

The conference will cover all three ESG pillars (Environmental, Social, Governance), focusing on key and timely issues that shape the strategic direction of businesses and organizations in today’s economic environment, such as:

Section 1 — Leading the ESG Agenda
Regulation, Investor Expectations & Corporate Transformation

The conference opens with a deep dive into the rapidly evolving EU ESG regulatory landscape, equipping companies with the essential knowledge they need to navigate new rules and compliance obligations. Participants will explore how institutional investors evaluate sustainable development performance, gaining clarity on the expectations shaping capital allocation today. Sessions on ESG business transformation, including insights from CRIF Synesgy Ratings, highlight how reliable sustainability assessments can directly support business resilience and growth. These discussions set a strong foundation for understanding the strategic and financial imperatives driving ESG adoption across industries.

Section 2 — Environmental Stewardship in Action
Sector Pathways to a Sustainable Future

Following the opening sessions, the program transitions to sector‑specific perspectives on environmental stewardship and resource management. Experts will explore the energy transition in “Powering Progress: ESG and the Transition to Clean Energy,” followed by critical conversations on ocean biodiversity, the blue economy, and sustainable water management, emphasizing nature‑positive strategies for long‑term prosperity. Food systems are also in focus, with “Cultivating Change: How ESG Transforms Food Sustainability” demonstrating how ESG frameworks can revolutionize agricultural practices and supply chains. Together, these sessions illuminate how environmental responsibility is reshaping global markets and operational models.

Section 3 — Driving Impact Through Social, Governance, Technology & ESG Intelligence

The final segment of the event addresses the social and governance pillars of ESG, beginning with “Building Trust: Social & Governance Excellence in Action,” which examines leadership practices that strengthen transparency, ethics, and corporate culture. Technology’s expanding role is showcased through Latitudo40’s AI‑driven satellite solutions and the session “Smart Tech, Smarter Planet: ESG in the Digital Era,” demonstrating how digital innovation accelerates sustainability progress. The day concludes with insights from ESG research intelligence in “The ESG Pulse: What Our Research Reveals,” followed by the Most Sustainable Companies Awards by Synesgy, celebrating organizations that exemplify excellence in ESG performance.