This is the fourth webinar in PLASA’s sustainability-focused series, delivered free and exclusively for members, offering practical guidance, context, and tools to support more sustainable business practices across entertainment technology and production.

As sustainability reporting becomes increasingly important across the supply chain, more organisations in the live events sector are being asked to disclose environmental data through CDP.

Major companies such as Sky, BBC, and Mastercard are already using CDP to assess and verify their supply chains — meaning suppliers across our industry are now being required to engage with the process. But what is CDP, why does it exist, and what does it mean for your organisation?

This session will provide a clear introduction to CDP, exploring its role in global environmental disclosure and why it is becoming a key requirement for doing business with major clients. Attendees will gain insight into the types of questions asked in CDP questionnaires, how the scoring system works, and how companies can approach disclosure with confidence.

Drawing on real-world experience working with organisations across multiple sectors, including those within entertainment technology, the session will offer practical tips and guidance to help attendees improve their understanding and performance.

Whether you are completely new to CDP or looking to strengthen your existing approach, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to engage effectively with the process.

About Hugo
Hugo is a Customer Success Account Manager at CDP, based in the organisation’s London office. He manages a portfolio of approximately 200 FTSE 100–250 companies that disclose annually to CDP, providing technical guidance and strategic support. His role includes senior stakeholder engagement, delivering detailed feedback on disclosure scores, and leading webinars and external workshops to support organisations through the reporting process.