AHK Slowakei, in cooperation with the law firm Eversheds Sutherland, presents the international CSR/ESG Manager course

The 7-day intensive CSR/ESG Manager course will provide participants with practical knowledge of European legislation (CSRD, ESRS, Omnibus), ESG reporting and sustainability strategies. The course will be held in person in Bratislava in autumn 2025.

Over 7 intensive days, participants will gain a comprehensive overview of CSR standards, ESG reporting and sustainable development strategies. The course will provide the practical skills needed to implement legislative requirements in business practice.

The emphasis is on practice – from assessing environmental impacts and managing supply chain risks to involving employees in sustainability initiatives. Through case studies, participants will learn how to use CSR principles to strengthen competitiveness and integrate them into corporate strategy.

Course Content:

  • Social and business challenges of sustainability
  • CSR – key terms and concepts
  • Strategic integration of CSR/ESG into business
  • Tools, initiatives and current legislation (CSRD, ESRS, Omnibus)
  • Developing your own CSR/ESG strategy and ESG report
  • Individual ongoing assessment in preparation for the final oral presentation

Course Duration: 7 days, in person

Course Dates: 
16. 10. – 17. 10. 2025
6. 11. – 7. 11. 2025
12. 11. – 13. 11. 2025
27. 11. 2025 - examination in the form of a final presentation

Target Group: Managers and specialists who want to understand the context and principles of CSR/ESG and develop sustainability strategies in line with the latest regulations (CSRD, Omnibus).

More Details About the Course:

CSR/ESG
Contact: Iveta Hrkeľová, +421 902 918 261, E-Mail: hrkelova@ahk.sk
website: www.slowakei.ahk.de

Author: AHK Slowakei
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