The question is not whether we can do it, but whether we are willing to do it

This is one of the key messages of the Beyond Zero film, which BCSDH organised for the second time for its member companies and invited guests on 5 March as part of the Race to Zero programme. The event was again hosted by the E.ON Hungária Group.

The inspiring documentary film shows the transformation of the company and its management through the person of Ray Anderson, answering the questions of what are the steps for a successful paradigm shift, how to engage the management, convince investors and engage business partners to achieve climate goals.

The screening was followed by a CEO roundtable discussion with Gábor Décsi, CEO of DOME Facility Services and János Kocsány, CEO of Graphisoft Park SE. During the discussion, moderated by Irén Márta, Director of BCSDH, several aspects were covered, touching on the role of leadership by example, the importance of unconventional choices and opportunities that put sustainability at the forefront. Through their personal examples, they also gave ideas to the audience on how to engage the members of the organisation and foster this kind of approach and commitment. They stressed that sustainability is also a business case that pays off and can deliver significant improvements at industry and system level.

Az inspiráló film hazai terjesztésében a BCSDH együttműködik a Sustainova csapatával, amely remek eszköz lehet a vállalati elkötelezettség növeléséhez és a munkatársak bevonásához, hogy minél gyorsabban megvalósuljon a rendszerszintű változás és érdemi cselekvés a klímacélok érdekében.

BCSDH is partnering with the Sustainova team to disseminate the inspiring film domestically, which can be a great tool to increase corporate engagement and employee involvement to accelerate systemic change and meaningful action towards climate goals.

You can see the photos of the event by clicking here.