Sustainability Management

The decisive criteria for our sustainability activities are their realisability and added value. The work of our sustainability management has to be supported by all our employees. This is precisely why accurate resource planning is a key success factor. We see sustainability management as an interdisciplinary task. We have to face up to the challenges across all departments and overcome any form of silo thinking. A key step in this direction was the establishment of our internal Sustainability Committee to manage and plan our key sustainability activities.

Supervisory Board

Supervisory Board ESG Committee

Dr. Andreas Mattner
(Chairman)

Maria Teresa Dreo-Tempsch

Ulrich Graebner

Sustainability Committee

Management Board

Niclas Karoff

Sarah Verheyen

ESG & Sustainability

Timo Kappius

Asset & Property Management

Technical Management

Finance & Accounting

Investor Relations & Corporate Communications

Sustainability Committee

Our internal Sustainability Committee is made up by the Management Board and the main managers of selected business areas. The Committee regularly deals with environmental, social and governance issues and is responsible for the integration and enhancement of ESG aspects in business activities. The Committee is directly involved in the strategy development process and formulates specific subject and action areas within ESG management. The involvement of the different departments into the Committee’s work allows us to make strategic decisions on behalf of the company as a whole and to work together interdisciplinarily.

Stakeholder Engagement

The essential key to the success of any sustainability strategy is the cooperation with external stakeholders. This is why we have developed a systematic stakeholder engagement programme in order to intensify our interaction with the relevant stakeholders. Through various forms of dialogue, we will put business relevant sustainability issues on the agenda and give our stakeholders the chance to address their own issues, from which then strategic and organisational measures may be derived.

Stakeholder