CSRD in practice: when reporting becomes strategic
In a recent interview during CSRD Day, Martin de Jong, founder of Empact, spoke to the BusySeasonTalks podcast about how organizations get real value from sustainability reporting. His message? CSRD is not a monster to be tamed, but a tool to strengthen your business. A more mature conversation about sustainability What Martin notices in the […]
Martin de Jong joins 100 CEOs: “Choose an economy that really makes sense”
The choices made now will determine whether the Netherlands moves forward or gets stuck. That is the conviction of Martin de Jong, founder of Empact, who has joined a powerful movement of 100 Dutch CEOs. Together they are calling on the forming parties to choose an economy that truly has a future: competitive, sustainable and […]
Delta Electronics publishes first CSRD report
Delta Electronics, a world leader in energy and thermal management with annual sales of 11 billion euros and more than 80,000 employees, has published its first CSRD report. We guided Delta Electronics EMEA for two years in the preparation of this report. From materiality to data management We conducted the dual materiality analysis, systematically identifying […]
OTTO Work Force publishes first sustainability report according to CSRD
With 17,220 international employees, OTTO Work Force is the largest employment agency in the Netherlands specializing in international labor. In 2025, the organization published its first sustainability report, prepared in accordance with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive(CSRD). Empact consultants Anne Rademaker and Martin de Jong supported OTTO Work Force during this process. More than a […]
From estimates to data: China’s climate plan really brings scope 3 into focus soon
Last month, China announced it would reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 7 to 10 percent by 2035. A disappointing message, according to many, as it had hoped for more. Yet a turning point: for the first time, the country is setting absolute reduction targets rather than just intensity targets. Chinese factories are ordered to […]