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BUCHAREST CENTER FOR ECONOMY & SOCIETY (CES Bucharest) announces the launch of CES ESG Institute, the first 100% private sustainability training program in Romania.The program offers a practical framework, structured in 8 modules, for the…

BUCHAREST CENTER FOR ECONOMY & SOCIETY (CES Bucharest) announces the launch of CES ESG Institute, the first 100% private sustainability training program in Romania.The program offers a practical framework, structured in 8 modules, for the development of ESG skills, with immediate practical applicability in business activities.
The new initiative responds to the accelerated need for practical skills generated by economic transformations and non-financial reporting requirements at European level. The program offers a practical approach - applied courses based on local case studies, real projects from the experiences of companies active in Romania, and tools used in ESG investment and reporting processes. The CES ESG Institute program is supported by a team of lecturers with extensive expertise in sustainability, corporate governance, and green investments:
- Petronela Despoiu, Corporate Credit Risk Coordinator, Banca Transilvania
- Daniela Beles, Sustainability Performance Manager, Holcim
- Alexandru Chirita, CEO, Electrica
- Mihai Toader-Pasti, Expert ESG, Fondator Towards0 & ÎntreVecini
- Oana Vilceanu, Head of Sustainability Strategy & Impact, Stratos
- Maria Magdalena Caramilea, Sustainability Director, Autonom
- Ana-Maria Iordache, Partner D&B David and Baias / PwC Tax, Legal & People Office
- Ana Bobirca, Chair, Governance and Sustainability Committee, Hidroelectrica
- Razvan Alexandru Rusu, CESGA, Vice President, The Association of Financial and Banking Analysts in Romania
- Adriana Dutescu, PhD, Professor, ASE, Board Member and Chair of the Audit, Risk and Sustainability Committee in the Banking Sector
- Guest lecture: Raluca Stefan, Corporate Affairs Manager, BAT Romania
- Keynote lecture: Andrei Corlan, General Commissioner, National Environment Guard


