Through our "Competence Program", we help primarily medium-sized companies navigate the growing demands of sustainability—and capitalize on the opportunities presented by this transformation. The central aim of the Competence Program is to create a space for dialogue and peer learning.
About the Competence Program
Network and Skills Development for Businesses
The goal of our "Competence Program" service offering is to create a space for dialogue and peer learning, particularly for medium-sized companies. Across industries, this space is designed to enable companies to exchange and develop concrete approaches, methods, and experiences. In this way, we expand our network together. On a regular basis, specific topics are explored in depth with experts in a practical, real-world context, thereby building expertise.
Elements of the Competence Program
The Competence Program comprises the transfer of practical knowledge and methods, targeted in-depth content on relevant sustainability topics, tailor-made information and updates relevant to medium-sized companies, the exchange between experts, and the opportunity to network.
Information & Updates
Monthly Calls
Regular updates on relevant developments, content, and policy issues related to sustainability
A space for group discussion
Eight calls per year
Concise updates
A brief written overview with the latest information sent in advance
Presentations for the calls
In-depth exploration of content & expert exchange
Deep Dive Expert Exchange
Quarterly in-depth sessions on selected topics
Input from experts (econsense members & external experts)
Space for concrete discussions on content and methodology, as well as the opportunity to propose your own topics
Two digital and two hybrid events per year
Dialogue & Networking
Action Tracks
Regular exchange forums on selected key topics
Establish a network
Forming a community of practitioners from medium-sized companies
Two deep-dive workshops as a hybrid event featuring a group dinner and networking opportunities in Berlin
Priority access to public econsense events