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IMPACT25 | Sustainability Impact Series

Virtual Event • December 3, 2025

Preparing for 2026 Corporate Reporting

As the 2026 reporting season approaches, EHS&S leaders are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape of disclosure expectations, regulatory shifts, and communication risks. Join NAEM and fellow EHS&S professionals for this half-day virtual IMPACT program focused on preparing your organization for the next year of corporate reporting.

Agenda

**All times listed are in Eastern Standard Time (EST)

Speakers

Sarah King

Corporate Reporting & Disclosure Service Line Leader
Antea Group

Sarah King, Corporate Reporting & Disclosure Service Line Leader at Antea Group, offers over a decade of proven leadership in high-impact sustainability reporting and public disclosures that provide companies and their stakeholders with a clear understanding of the goals and performance on the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) topics that are most material to their business.

As a recognized subject matter expert on the disclosure ecosystem, Sarah provides critical insight into the continually shifting legal and voluntary compliance environment, spanning all major jurisdictions and rating systems. She possesses a deep mastery of global frameworks from GRI and SASB to the intricate requirements of key assessors like CDP, EcoVadis, DJSI/CSA, MSCI, and Sustainalytics, leveraging these standards to drive successful corporate reports and impactful organizational strategy.

Peggy Kellen

Senior Director Policy and Market Development
Center for Resource Solutions (CRS)

Peggy Kellen directs Center for Resource Solutions’ regulatory and voluntary policy engagement, expert assistance services, and the Clean Energy Accounting Project. She is a dedicated thought leader with over 15 years of experience designing sustainable energy and corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting policies across sectors including electric power, water, transportation, oil and gas, and local governments. Peggy is recognized as a leader in GHG accounting and has advised on the GHG reporting and verification requirements for the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB), and others.

Previously, Peggy directed The Climate Registry’s carbon footprint reporting and verification policies, promoted national residential energy efficiency campaigns for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, supported U.S. EPA’s ENERGY STAR Homes program and developed congressional guidance reports on key energy issues for the Consumer Energy Council of America. Peggy has a M.A. in Energy and Environmental Analysis from Boston University and a B.A. in Cinema-Television from the University of Southern California.

Hans Royal

Senior Director, Renewable Energy & Carbon Advisory
Schneider Electric

As a Senior Director of Renewable Energy and Carbon Advisory (RECA), Hans leads Schneider Electric’s RECA Client Development team, specializing in strategic renewable energy advisory for Fortune 500 clients. His team works with large corporate and industrial companies focused on renewable energy strategy, offsite PPAs, supply chain/scope 3 renewables acceleration, and renewable energy investments.

Hans is a subject matter expert in utility-scale PPAs, project development and finance, risk management, supply chain renewables, and corporate energy strategy. He has helped lead Schneider Electric’s commercial efforts to become the dominant, market-leading advisor in the corporate PPA market, with hundreds individual PPA transactions resulting in over 15,000 MW of new wind and solar being installed globally. Hans and his team have been leading the charge to introduce long-term renewable opportunities to clients and to get them engaged to make an impact. Hans has designed and led multiple significant industry innovations, including Schneider Electric’s ground-breaking Supply Chain Renewables programs (highlighted by the Walmart PPA Program, the pharmaceutical industry-wide program Energize, PepsiCo+ REnew, among others), as well as supporting large corporations in becoming tax equity investors.

Ryan McMullan

Principal
Lean Green Way

Over his career Ryan McMullan has led several Sustainability programs including at Toyota’s Corporate Responsibility department and Rice University’s Facilities & Engineering department. These have included strategically developing and deploying environmental targets across a wide variety of functional groups, reporting on environmental progress, greenhouse gas inventories, and developing programs for zero waste, zero carbon, and zero water. He now supports organizations like Lockheed-Martin, Walmart, CyrusOne, and the Mattress Recycling Council, to help them establish leading sustainability strategies.

He earned his Masters from the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at UC Santa Barbara and his Bachelor's from Rice University. At home he keeps busy improving the sustainability of his home in Long Beach, California, teaching his 16-year-old son to conserve resources and design games, and doing guest lectures at universities.

Moderator: Kyle Hoppe

Environmental Engineer
Lockheed Martin

Kyle Hoppe is an Environmental Engineer with Lockheed Martin’s Corporate Sustainability Energy Team where he currently focuses on enterprise renewable energy strategy. Previously Kyle was the facilities energy manager for Space’s Waterton campus and the energy engineer for the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Support Contract. In these roles Kyle gained experience managing unique site utility budgets, energy efficiency project management, building automation controls and renewable microgrid systems.

Facilitator: Katie Eisenbrown

Global Technical director for Sustainability Measurement
Arcadis

Katie Eisenbrown is the Global Technical director for Sustainability Measurement at Arcadis, specializing in sustainability strategy and environmental and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) resource management and public reporting. She has 17 years of experience managing GHG emissions across industries. She has supported more than 80 organizations to measure, mange and report on GHG emissions impacts and ambitions. Recent projects include Scope 3 relevance assessments, carbon accounting software evaluation and implementation support as well as methodology reviews. She has completed goal achievement strategies and investment needs for science-based targets and Net Zero targets for submission to SBTi. She focuses on delivering high quality inventories to lead to realistic goal achievement strategies with clear actions.

Registration

Attendee Category	Regular Rate (One Session)
NAEM Member Registration (Corporate, Individual, Affiliates Council)*	$249
Non-member (In House EHS&S Professional)*	$349
Group (2-4 people)	$429
Group (5+ people)	$629

*Affiliate Council members, consultants and service providers are not restricted to the number of registrations they can purchase and may purchase as many registrations as they would like.

Who Attends IMPACT25

A Sustainability Conference Unlike Any Other - Impact, From Aspiration to Operation

NAEM's Impact conference is a unique gathering of leaders from B2C and B2B companies with mature EHS and sustainability programs. Their teams work closely together to implement goals, track progress and ensure that sustainability is actually making an impact.

NAEM's virtual Impact series is designed for EHS and sustainability managers from across industries.

IMPACT24 Attendee Profile

Who should attend:

NAEM’s target audience are decision-makers. They are corporate vice presidents, directors, and managers responsible for leading EHS and sustainability programs:

Sustainability, EHS and ESG executives developing ESG programs for maximum impact
Executives committed to staying on top of the biggest ESG risks and opportunities
Corporate leaders moving from ad hoc efforts to a Strategic ESG Management approach
Corporate leaders seeking the latest materiality and ESG practices