Name: EcoVadis and CDP in 2027: A Practical Guide for Mid-Market Companies
Start: 2026-06-25T14:00:00.000Z

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Overview

Sustainability disclosure requests are arriving from customers, procurement teams, and investors at a record pace. In 2025, CDP members requested environmental data from nearly 45,000 companies across 110 countries. EcoVadis now has over 175,000 rated companies in its network. And companies like Amazon, Walmart, AstraZeneca, and Merck are tying supplier scores directly to procurement decisions.

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Most mid-market companies receive these requests without a clear plan for how to respond. Less than half of companies that receive a CDP request respond at all.

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Good.Lab is hosting this session to give you a plain-language roadmap for both frameworks. Andries and Ted work with mid-market companies on CDP and EcoVadis every day.

What You'll Learn

What CDP and EcoVadis actually require, and how they differ from each other
What changed in 2026, including the CDP restructuring and EcoVadis scoring updates that are catching companies off guard
How to decide which framework to tackle first if you have received requests for both
What to do in the first week after a request arrives, including a plain-language walkthrough for first-time responders
What the companies staying ahead of this are doing differently, based on CDP’s 2025-2026 Supply Chain data

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ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Andries Verschelden

Andries leads Good.Lab, which helps companies build GHG reporting programs that hold up to regulators, customers and auditors. He brings more than two decades of experience in accounting and advisory, including leading the blockchain practice at Armanino, a top 20 public accounting firm, serving as CEO of The Brenner Group in Silicon Valley, and as a partner at Moore Stephens in Shanghai. He has advised fast-scaling companies across three continents.

Ted Grozier

Ted is a consultant and project manager who is expert at turning ESG innovation into business success. He was an Engagement Manager at GreenOrder, the pioneering consulting firm that Fortune called the “go-to guys for green business.”