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  • Ethos 30 Kommendörsgatan Stockholm, Stockholms län, 114 45 Sweden (map)

Your supply chain contains critical business intelligence. The challenge is turning it into decisions.

Supplier information is often scattered across procurement systems, sustainability documentation, risk assessments and spreadsheets, making it difficult to see the full picture, identify what matters most, and act on it.

At the same time, companies are being asked to understand more: Which suppliers present the greatest risk? Which requirements apply to which purchases? Where is evidence missing? And what needs attention now?

Join us for the next Ethos Transatlantic Network session, where we will explore how to bring this together in one connected view — including a live demonstration of Cora, Ethos's new supply-chain intelligence platform.

In the session, we will show you how to:

  • See the full picture: connect supplier information, purchases, risk data and evidence in one place

  • Identify what matters: combine external risk data, sanctions alerts and media monitoring to surface relevant risks

  • Connect regulation to your supply chain: map requirements such as EUDR, CBAM, PPWR, BattReg and CSDDD to relevant suppliers and purchases

  • Turn risk into priorities: understand where to focus first, from procurement teams to management and the board

Rather than adding another layer of complexity, Cora brings the information you need and makes it useful for the decisions ahead.

There will also be plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Event details

13 October
16:00–17:00 CEST | 10:00–11:00 US Eastern Time
Online via Microsoft Teams

We look forward to seeing you at the session.

 
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