​About the event

​From corporate buyers for corporate buyers: As companies mature along their decarbonisation journeys, the conversation is moving from ambition to implementation. Join goodcarbon, Forvis Mazars and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) during Climate Week NYC for an insightful morning on the future of corporate carbon removal strategies.

​This session will explore how companies can integrate high-integrity carbon dioxide removal into long-term net-zero strategies while continuing to prioritise deep decarbonisation. Bringing together sustainability leaders, corporate buyers, project developers and market experts, the discussion will address the practical decisions shaping the next phase of the carbon removal market.

​The programme will connect the evolving market outlook with real corporate experience, including the role of nature-based and engineered removals, emerging supply constraints, forward price signals, SBTi developments, compliance market trends and the value of acting before the market reaches full maturity.

​Featured Speakers

​Tim Christophersen
Vice President Climate Action, Salesforce

​Jörg Eigendorf
Chief Sustainability Officer, Deutsche Bank

​Julia Strong
Founder & Executive Director, Symbiosis Coalition

​Takehiro Yamamoto
Head of Nature Based Solutions, Mitsubishi Corporation

​Takeshi Saheki
Senior Manager Sustainability, NTT DATA

​Moderated by Jen Stebbing
CEO & Co-founder, Sotora Global

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​Agenda

​8:30-8:55am
Breakfast networking

​8:55-9:00am
Welcome and opening remarks (Forvis Mazars)

​9:00-9:10am
Carbon removal market outlook beyond 2030 (goodcarbon)

​9:10-9:20am
SBTi v2.0 and compliance market developments as drivers for corporate carbon removal (WBCSD)

​9:20-9:55am
Corporate Leadership Panel: What does a credible long-term carbon removal strategy look like in practice?

​9:55-10:25am
Facilitated roundtable discussions

​10:25-11:00am
Closing remarks and Networking

​Why join us

• ​Explore how experienced corporate leaders are navigating science-based targets, the evolution of SBTi, and the challenge of addressing hard-to-abate and residual emissions.

• ​Hear from the people shaping the market: Connect with corporate buyers, project developers, policy experts, and ecosystem leaders working across nature-based solutions and engineered carbon dioxide removal.

• ​Understand the case for early action: Examine how future supply constraints, forward price signals, and changing demand patterns may affect companies that delay long-term planning.

• ​Leave with practical insights: Take away concrete considerations for building a credible, diversified, and resilient carbon removal strategy.