ESG manager, elected the board of directors of the Sustainability Makers association
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New board of directors for Sustainability Makers, the Italian association of ESG managers, set up 17 years ago and became a third sector body in 2022. Four new people joined the board of 9 members. Confirmed for another mandate the president Marisa Parmigiani, head of sustainability and stakeholder management of the Unipol group since 2010 and director of the Unipolis Foundation. «The new top management of the association will work in continuity as regards training and empowerment – declared Parmigiani -. On the other hand, there will be strong discontinuity in participation in the consultation phases of European standards: in fact, from Brussels in recent years we have witnessed an acceleration, sometimes excessive, in the standardization of sustainability”. And she added: «In the past the association had participated little in the consultation phases. We will change course at this point. I take the example of the new CSDD directive, on the duty of diligence, approved by the EU Parliament. It is a directive that is certainly necessary but that enters business management with a straight leg. Here, we intend to have our say on this measure”
The new management
Four new members therefore join the new board of directors of the association: Filippo Bocchi of the Hera group, James Osborne of Lundquist, Ida Schillaci of Yamamay and Ylenia Tommasato of the Bolton Group; Margherita Macellari of Accenture, Marco Stampa of Saipem, Claudia Strasserra of Bureau Veritas Italia and Davide Tassi of Enav were confirmed on the board.
In the three-year period that has just ended, the association, together with its associates, chose to change its name from Csr Manager Network to Sustainability Makers – the professional network «to update it – reads the note – with the new guidelines of sustainability and the composition of the membership base; moreover, it has changed its social nature into a Third Sector Entity to reinforce its social role».
250 industry professionals join Sustainability Makers.
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