Podcasts
Julia Otten & Andreas Rasche: The Definitive Guide to the Final EU Omnibus
Frank Bold
Så... Hvad er planen Andreas Rasche?
Så... Hvad er planen? with Lotte Hansen
Nachhaltigkeit im Spannungsfeld von Regulatorik und Krisen
Shifting Minds with Alexander Kraemer
Sound of Nature - Andreas Rasche (CBS)
Sound of Nature
Julia Otten & Andreas Rasche: MEP Vote on EU Sustainability Omnibus – the Verdict
Frankly Speaking Podcast
The Ominous Omnibus with Andreas Rasche
Innovations in Sustainable Finance
From Value Chain to Purpose: LEGO’s Roadmap to Sustainable Transformation
CBS Executive Talks
How EU proposals could change the sustainability reporting landscape
All Things Sustainable - S&P Global
The EU Omnibus: What We Know So Far
Real Economy Progress
Webinars
From Obligation to Business Value: Should Medium-Sized Businesses Prioritise Sustainability?
Sustain Impact
A panel debate between Susanne Stormer, Andreas Rasche and Ole Bach Andersen, moderated by Jennifer Ryan.
The backlash from regulatory confusion- are we scaling back on ethics to focus only on compliance?
Nordic Business Ethics
One key theme in the Nordic Business Ethics Initiative’s Nordic Ethics & Compliance 2025 Survey is the trend to shift from a values-based approach toward a stronger focus on hard law and legal requirements. This is understandable given the regulatory back-and-forth we’ve seen globally. But here’s the risk: formal compliance is only as strong as the culture and values in the organisation. When ethics becomes a checklist, we lose sight of the ultimate purpose of regulation—responsible business conduct that builds trust and resilience. In this webinar, Anna&Niina and Andreas Rasche will explore: Practical ways to balance compliance with culture in times of change The consequences of regulatory uncertainty on organisational culture Why staying committed to the purpose of regulation matters—even as we debate how to do it.
Is it time to rethink net-zero strategies?
CBS Executive
In this Executive Morning Brief, Professor Andreas Rasche (CBS) and Mike Townsend, CEO of Earthshine Group, will challenge the comforting myth that incremental, business-as-usual approaches will deliver meaningful climate impact. Listen to them exploring a more strategic path: redesigning business models and value chains to make net-zero work technically, sustainably, and commercially.
Corporate Accountability after the Omnibus
Department of Economics and Statistics 'Cognetti de Martiis' of the University of Turin
On December 16, 2025, the European Parliament approved the final agreement on the Omnibus simplification package, fundamentally restructuring the original goals and ambition of much anticipated corporate accountability legislation, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This regulatory outcome is likely to represent a turning point also for the academic community working in this field. The webinar has been an opportunity to take stock on what we learnt so far and what new issues are emerging.
Expert Q&A with Andreas Rasche: EUDR and Omnibus updates
Coolset
Professor Andreas Rasche (Copenhagen Business School) joined Coolset sustainability researchers Jasper Akkermans and Elisavet Diamantopoulou. Together they combined policy context with hands-on compliance and implementation insight to answer questions on Omnibus and EUDR live.
Corporate Sustainability in 2025 — Retrospect and Prospect
CBS Executive
In this Executive Morning Brief, Professor Andreas Rasche (CBS) and Christian Sparrevohn, Partner and Co-Founder at The Footprint Firm, will take stock of the year’s developments and discuss what lies ahead.
Beyond Awareness in the Boardroom
CBS Executive
In this session, Professor Andreas Rasche and board professional Jeanette Fangel Løgstrup discuss the critical shift boards must make from simply "knowing" about sustainability to actively integrating it into decision-making. They explore how non-executive directors can drive this transition by moving ESG from a compliance checklist to a core strategic driver.
The Omnibus Bill
CBS Executive
In this Executive Morning Brief, CBS Professor Andreas Rasche will discuss the implications of the Omnibus package with Heidi Hautala, an adviser on sustainability and corporate accountability and former Vice President of the European Parliament (2017–2024).
Compliance or Competitive Edge? Learnings From the First Wave of CSRD Reports
CBS Executive
Marjella Lecourt-Alma from Datamaran and CBS Professor Andreas Rasche dive into how the first CSRD reports are changing the rules of the game – and what it means for you as a leader in this Executive Morning Brief.
Corporate Sustainability in Crisis
CBS Executive
Although corporate sustainability has progressed throughout the last decade, there is currently a backlash characterised by increasing deregulation in both the U.S. and EU. Some companies have begun to scale back their ESG targets and efforts – raising questions about the future of responsible business. In this Executive Afternoon Brief, CBS Professor and Associate Dean Andreas Rasche discussed how companies should respond to this backlash with Georg Kell, Founding Executive Director of the UN Global Compact and Chairman of Anglo-German asset manager, Arabesque Partners.
Developing the Right Mix of Competencies
CBS Executive
In this Executive Morning Brief on sustainable leadership CBS Professor, Andreas Rasche, and Hans Reus, a Managing Director of the leadership advisory firm Russell Reynolds Associates, discuss how to identify and develop key competencies for sustainable leadership. While many organizations are aware that such competencies are needed, they still struggle to embed them into their leadership development and selection processes.
Responsible Business
CBS Executive
In this New Year's special, CBS Executive CEO Anne Marie Jess Hansen hosts Britt Meelby Jensen (CEO, Ambu) and Professor Andreas Rasche to discuss the evolving definition of corporate responsibility. They explore how leaders can balance purpose with profit and why "responsible business" must move beyond a buzzword to become a resilient strategic anchor during geopolitical storms.
Creating Value in the Circular Economy
CBS Executive
In this session, Professor Andreas Rasche joins IMD Professor Julia Binder to dismantle the myths surrounding the circular economy. They move the conversation beyond recycling to explore how companies can fundamentally redesign their business models to decouple growth from resource consumption.
Sustainability in the US ahead of the Election
CBS Executive
In this session, Professor Andreas Rasche joins Wharton’s Eric Orts and Position Green’s Julia Staunig to analyze the critical crossroads of the 2024 US Election. They dissect the "anti-ESG" political backlash in the US and contrast it with the accelerating regulatory landscape in Europe.
Beyond Compliance
CBS Executive
In this session, Professor Andreas Rasche and Ramboll’s Anne Mette Erlandsson Christiansen challenge the "tick-box" approach to new EU sustainability regulations like CSRD and CSDDD. They argue that while compliance is the non-negotiable baseline, treating it as the sole objective causes companies to miss significant opportunities for innovation and competitive advantage.
Leading for the Sustainability Transition
CBS Executive
Former Novo Nordisk CEO Mads Øvlisen joins Professor Andreas Rasche to discuss the leadership traits required to drive a genuine sustainable transformation. They explore how executives can move beyond simple strategy to take ethical responsibility for their organization's societal impact.
Next Generation Leadership
CBS Executive
Panel on Next Generation Sustainable Leadership Broadcast live from the CBS Green Business Forum, this session features insights from Utkarsh Dubey (Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center), Elise Hauge (formerly Lundbeck), and Jacob Oerting Jørgensen (Novo Nordisk). They explore the generational shift in the workforce, discussing how organizations can attract young talent who prioritize climate action and how experienced leaders can adapt their styles to stay relevant.
Building Sustainability Governance
CBS Executive
In this episode, Professor Andreas Rasche joins Ørsted Senior Vice President Ingrid Reumert to discuss the infrastructure required to move sustainability "beyond compliance." They examine how organizations can transition from ad-hoc initiatives to a solid governance system that connects the boardroom to operational teams.
Sustainable Leadership Trends in 2024
CBS Executive
In this Executive Morning Brief, Professor Andreas Rasche and PwC’s Susanne Stormer address the critical "implementation gap" in modern ESG strategies. They analyze the three pivotal questions driving the 2024 agenda: how to comply with new EU ESG regulations, how to integrate AI and digitalization into sustainability data, and whether organizations possess the right mindset for the transition.