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Sustainability in practice. What worked and what didn't?
BEYOND TODAY
Central Europe is a place of innovation and home to small and medium-sized companies navigating the transition to sustainability without vast resources. They need a space to share practical experiences and proven methods.
Beyond Today gives the floor directly to people from business—owners and ESG managers. You get an up-to-date overview of trends and regulations, inspiration from real company results, examples of measures with quick impacts, and practical workshops led by those actively implementing sustainable transformations. Build networks with peers who treat sustainability as part of their business strategy. No pure theory—just decisions, numbers, and experiences, including what didn't work.
What We Planned for You
Case Studies of Selected Companies
Get inspired by ESG projects where sustainable solutions genuinely help. What did the project bring to the companies, what was difficult, and what would they do differently?
Beyond Zero
Screening of an inspiring story about Interface, a company that fundamentally transformed its business towards long-term sustainability.
Effective Workshops & Networking
Exchange experiences with colleagues and make useful contacts. Ask what you're interested in and don't leave without answers.
Program 2025
Registration
Welcome & Case Study Project Presentations at Beyond Village
Beyond Zero Film Screening & Discussion with Janneke Leenaars (Interface inc.)
Lunch & Networking
Keynote Business with Impact: How to Make Sustainability Truly Profitable?
Jasper Steinhausen
Coffee break
Keynote: Financial View on ESG at Rohlik: What's Really Worth It
Katarzyna Kiwalska
Coffee break
Keynote: CEO Leadership: The Fish Rots from the Head
Pavel Svoreň
Networking & Refreshments
Who Spoke in 2025
Sonnentor & SOLIS Building Tour
The day after the conference, we embarked on an excursion to the Solis building in Čejkovice, which meets the most demanding ecological standards in its operations, according to the strictest criteria of the EU Taxonomy (Green Loan).
