Soil carbon is becoming a key lever for climate action, but how are companies deciding if it’s the right fit for them, and what does it really look like when put into practice?

In this session, we’ll host an open conversation with Inge Huijbrechts, Chief Sustainability and Security Officer at Radisson Hotel Group, Kanika Chandaria (Head of Marketing and Comms at Agreena) and regenerative farmer, Thomas Gent, reflecting on their shared journey and the role soil carbon can play in credible corporate climate strategies. 

Using Radisson’s experience as a real-world case, we’ll unpack the choices, challenges, and opportunities that come with investing in soil carbon.

A key focus will be how soil carbon fits into Radisson’s broader sustainability strategy, and the types of climate claims it enables them to make with integrity.

Together, we’ll discuss:

• Why Radisson turned to soil carbon as part of its climate strategy

• How collaborations between corporates and project developers can create genuine impact

• What this case can teach us about integrity, responsibility, and the future of carbon markets

This session is a chance to listen in on an honest dialogue about corporate responsibility and soil carbon’s role in meaningful climate action - with the opportunity to ask your questions live.

📅 Date: 24 September

⏰ Time: 3 pm CET

If you can’t join us live, register anyway and we’ll send you the recording to watch on-demand.