Workshop formats
A good mix of knowledge, creativity and playful methods as well as the necessary commitment makes it easier to transfer what has been learned to one’s own context.
Here you will find our prepared workshop formats:
Future prospects for the Circular Economy
- 2 days of interactive training
- Pragmatic and results-oriented
- Active exchange
Objectives of the workshop:
What does this bring to our company?
How can this be applied to our products?
Materials, supply chains and cooperation in and with companies are changing. But how do you put all this into practice? If these questions concern you as much as they do us, you’ve come to the right place!
Pragmatic and scientific: Goals are not achieved through talk, but through action. The basis for this is sound knowledge and concrete implementation strength.
Holistic: Developments of the future are difficult to implement if they are not supported by everyone. We redistribute roles and consider all stakeholders.
Efficient: Two days full of power! Packed with content that really moves you forward. Together we break out of the daily business routine, because new content needs space to unfold.
FORMAT & CONTENT
Format:
- Face-to-face workshop
- Compact theory
- Concrete exercises
- Change of perspective
- Certificate
Content:
Explore:
– Exploring circularity
– Limiting and reinforcing factors
– Cultural change
Mastering:
– Purpose, strategy, business models
– Transcending corporate boundaries
– Creating stakeholder connections
Efficient: Two days full of power! Packed with content that really moves you forward. We break out of the daily corporate routine, because new content needs space to unfold.
The speakers:
Dr. Ing Christian Baron
(Material scientist)
Elisabeth Kraut
(Managing director and PhD student new circular business models)
Workshop: Future Perspective on the Circular Economy
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: At your company
Future perspective CSRD Readyness
(Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive)
- 2 days interactive training
- Develop approaches together
- Active exchange also beyond the teaching content
Goals of the workshop:
In Germany, around 15,000 companies will soon be obliged to disclose non-financial key figures annually. How this must be implemented will change in the future. Above all, the scope and quality of the disclosures as well as due diligence processes are affected.
Contents of the workshop:
- What is the CSRD?
- How will sustainability reporting change? Basic knowledge and changes
- EFRAG, ESRS and co? What does it mean and what is behind it?
- Concrete contents of the reporting obligation
- Breakdown of the ESRS
- Practical application of what has been learned
- Space for concrete practical questions
- Benefit from personal exchange with other participants and the trainer
The seminar is suitable for companies that are required to report for the first time, but also for companies that have already fallen under the CSR RUG and have reported according to DNK or GRI.
The speakers:
Elisabeth Kraut
(Managing Director 7stepssolution GmbH)
Alicia Schwarz
(Specialised in reporting)
Workshop: Future Perspective CSRD Readyness
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: At your company
The fields of action for your sustainability strategy
- or how to create a vision board
Setting visions for the future is not purely a sustainability issue. However, the scope of sustainability is so large that we often prioritise first.
Nevertheless, we should allow ourselves to think big! Because this is the only way a company can achieve exceptional performance and truly position itself for the future!
This workshop is suitable for:
- Companies that are just at the beginning of their sustainability strategy or realignment.
- Companies that have completed the materiality analysis step and now want to develop their strategy into goals in a structured way
- Sustainability departments that are looking for a new direction for the department and would like to summarise topics
The workshop will take 1 day. Preliminary work, e.g. on the basis of a screening of stakeholders or the results of a materiality analysis already carried out, is possible in order to find a start in the vision board.
The speaker:
Chiara Bernd
(Specialist for circular economy and supply chain management)
Workshop: Sustainability Strategy
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: At your company
German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
- 2 days of interactive training
- Practical and results-orientated approach
- Active exchange
Objectives of the workshop:
This workshop focuses on the legal framework of the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act and the opportunities for companies to respond to it operationally and strategically. Participants will learn about the new legal situation following the adoption of the law as well as the possible effects on the contractual environment in the supply chain and the organisational and strategic need for action. The aim is to show companies clear solutions in order to ensure legally compliant behaviour on the one hand and to know and utilise all possible potentials of the Supply Chain Duty of Care Act on the other.
Workshop content:
- Legal framework of the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
- Possible effects on the contractual environment in the supply chain
- Implementation of measures with existing suppliers
- Effects on the purchasing and supplier strategy
- Organisational need for action
- Supplier development in relation to the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
- Practical starting points for implementing legally compliant procurement:
#Declaration of principles on respect for human rights
#Implementation of a risk management system
#Implementation of a risk analysis process
#Implementation of a grievance mechanism
#Transparent reporting and documentation
The speakers:
Prof. Dr. Wanja Wellbrock
(Research professor for sustainable procurement and value chain management)
Marvin Schmitt
(Specialised in sustainable supply chain management)
Workshop: Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: At your company or online
Sustainable procurement management
- 2 days of interactive training
- Practical and results-orientated approach
- Active exchange
Objectives of the workshop:
This workshop focuses on raising awareness of the importance of procurement for sustainable corporate management. Participants will learn about the legal framework, the use of sustainability standards (licences, labels, etc.), options for supplier evaluation and supplier codes of conduct. Another focus is on recognising and resolving potential conflicts of interest between sustainable and cost-effective procurement and creating sustainability transparency along the entire value chain.
Workshop content:
- Definition, reasons, motivation and obstacles to sustainable procurement
- Important legal and normative foundations of sustainable procurement
- Basics of the Supply Chain Duty of Care Act
- European and international labour and social standards
- National and international standardisation in the area of sustainability
- Sustainability aspects in European and German public procurement law
- Discussion of common sustainability labels
- Development, organisation and implementation of sustainable procurement management
- Supplier evaluation, supplier self-disclosure and supplier code of conduct
- Life cycle costing
- Sustainable supply chain management – transparency in the value chain
The speakers:
Prof. Dr. Wanja Wellbrock
(Research professor for sustainable procurement and value chain management)
Chiara Bernd
(Circular economy & supply chain management specalist)
Workshop: Sustainable procurement management
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: At your company or online
How to implement sustainability in your private live
Implementing sustainability in the company is one thing – but above all, every company also has PEOPLE working in it. Only if we create offers to implement sustainability holistically in our private lives as well and are sensibilised to it, can we also apply this on a corporate level.
We offer awareness-raising workshops in various formats.
A one-day workshop on the topic of “A sustainable lifestyle” provides content on the areas of life:
- Fashion
- Mobility and travel
- Nutrition
- Living
- Internet, work and money
- Cosmetics
Format:
1 day
A training interrupted with practical handicraft applications such as making your own deodorant, beeswax wipes or similar.
Through the combination of content and handicraft implementation, the aim is to motivate participants to rethink their own lifestyle and to bring this rethinking to their workplace.
The speaker:
Elisabeth Kraut
(Managing director 7stepssolution GmbH)
Sustainability input - price per participant:
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Date: By arrangement
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Location: Let's look for a nice location together