About This Webinar
Many EHS professionals are already collecting much of the information that may ultimately support CSRD reporting. The challenge is understanding what existing materials can be used, what key differences may apply, and how to prepare for any remaining gaps before the new requests start arriving.

In this discussion, Antea Group's technical experts will walk through common EHS materials that organizations already collect today, how CSRD may change the way that information is defined, documented, and reported, and what teams can do now to get ahead of future disclosure requirements.

Using real-world examples from water, permitting, waste, pollution prevention, health and safety, climate risk, and energy management, we'll explore how familiar EHS processes can support broader reporting needs without creating an entirely separate program.

Attendees will learn:

-What EHS teams are likely already doing that can be leveraged to support CSRD readiness
-Key differences between traditional EHS metrics and CSRD reporting expectations
-How the Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) determines what EHS data is required and how that insight can inform decision making
-Why data quality, documentation, and audit readiness matter
-Practical steps organizations can take today to prepare for future reporting requests

Whether you're supporting a single facility or overseeing EHS programs across multiple locations, this session will help you understand what CSRD means in practical terms and how to prepare with confidence.
Presenters
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    Erik Foley
    Sustainability Practice Lead
    Erik Foley is a Senior Consultant at Antea Group USA and the Sustainability Practice Leader. He has over 25 years of experience in sustainability and has held numerous leadership roles working with large corporations to small start-ups across a variety of sectors including renewable energy, agriculture, technology, manufacturing, hospitality, and more.

    Erik came to Antea Group from Penn State University where he was the founding Managing Director for the Penn State Sustainability Institute that serves 40,000 employees and 100,000 students and was one of the lead authors of the University’s first Sustainability Strategic Plan. He holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from Whitman College and a master’s in business administration from Saint Francis University.
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    Sarah King
    Corporate Sustainability Reporting and Disclosure Service Line Lead
    Sarah King is a Consultant with Antea Group USA. She brings over 10 years of sustainability knowledge from the plastics and fiber-based packaging sector, with broad experience in ESG Reporting and Disclosure. She has a deep understanding of the major ESG stakeholder assessments such EcoVadis, DJSI/CSA, CDP, MSCI, Sustainalytics and more.

    She also has prior working experience with GHG Protocols, WRI Aqueduct Tool, UN CoP, as well as Science Based Targets. Sarah has used her ESG disclosure experience to identify trends, develop strategies, and influence internal policy change. She also understands the Sedex platform and the SMETA Audits; Modern Slavery Statements; and Conflict Minerals Policies and Reporting. Sarah received her B.A. in Biology and Environmental Science from Adrian College and currently resides in metro Atlanta.
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    Michael Pauli, PE
    Water Compliance Services Lead
    Michael Pauli is a licensed professional engineer with more than twenty-five years of experience in environment, health, and safety (EHS) consulting, working with medium to large-sized manufacturers of consumer and industrial goods, and companies in the energy, railroad, technology, and consumer retail sectors.

    His expertise includes the development, implementation, and auditing of EHS regulatory compliance programs, spill prevention, wastewater compliance programs, facility response, and stormwater pollution prevention plan programs, and the development and implementation of detailed cost-to-closure remediation strategies for contaminated sites. Michael leads Antea Group’s Water Management service line for stormwater, wastewater, and other water-related services.
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    Kara Van Blarcum, CESCO
    Waste and Materials Management Service Line Lead
    Kara J. Van Blarcum, CESCO, is a Senior Manager with over twenty years of environmental compliance experience. She graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior and a minor in Economics. Her work has included air permitting, hazardous waste management compliance, environmental due diligence assessments, stormwater and erosion control inspections, spill prevention plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) reporting, greenhouse gas reporting, and environmental, health and safety compliance and management system (ISO 14001:2015 and 45001:2018) audits.
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    Francisco Cordero
    Climate Risk and Water Stewardship Service Line Lead
    Francisco Cordero is a Senior Consultant with over 20 years of experience designing and operationalizing sustainability, climate risk, and water stewardship strategies for consulting firms, multinational corporations, NGOs, and multilateral institutions. Across both consulting and corporate leadership roles, he has focused on embedding sustainability into core business operations to drive risk mitigation, enhance resilience, and strengthen regulatory readiness. He is adept at translating complex risk analyses into clear, actionable insights that support executive decision-making.

    His work is defined by a commitment to building integrated, technically rigorous, and commercially viable climate and water risk mitigation solutions. Francisco consistently bridges the gap between technical depth and business application, ensuring that complex sustainability challenges are communicated in a way that is both practical and decision-useful for diverse audiences, including senior leaders and non-technical stakeholders.

    Previously, Francisco held leadership roles at Gap Inc. and Kellogg Company, where he developed and governed enterprise-wide climate and water reporting programs, established robust data governance and disclosure processes, and advised senior leadership on climate risk, resilience, and capital planning.
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    Dr. Susan Lewis, LEED AP
    Climate and Carbon Advisory Services Lead
    Dr. Susan Lewis is an accomplished climate and sustainability leader with nearly 20 years of experience developing and implementing enterprise sustainability, GHG, energy, and decarbonization programs across public- and private-sector organizations. She has held sustainability leadership roles with Comcast NBCUniversal, the U.S. Department of Defense, and other organizations, and has led complex energy and emerging-technology programs across large federal facility portfolios. Her expertise spans GHG accounting and assurance, climate reporting and regulatory readiness, decarbonization, energy management, renewable energy, electrification, and low-carbon technologies. She has particular strength in translating complex technical and reporting requirements into practical programs, processes, and implementation strategies.

    Dr. Lewis leads Antea Group’s Climate and Carbon Advisory service line. She holds a PhD in Energy and Environmental Policy from the University of Delaware and master’s degrees in Coastal Zone Management and Environmental Education from Nova Southeastern University. She is also a LEED Accredited Professional and a graduate of NREL’s Energy Executive Leadership Program.
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