IMS Luxembourg's professional clubs are spaces for exchange and skills development dedicated to professionals committed to the sustainable transformation of organisations. Designed by professional function, they enable members of the IMS network to share their practices, explore key sustainability issues in depth and co-develop concrete solutions tailored to the Luxembourg context.
Each club offers:
- opportunities for peer-to-peer exchange,
- practical and contextualised content,
- formats that promote ownership and action within organisations.
Sustainability Manager Club
In 2026, IMS Luxembourg is developing the Sustainability Manager Club, a peer-to-peer forum dedicated to professionals responsible for sustainability issues within the network's member organisations.
The Club's objectives are to:
- Bring together professionals responsible for sustainability to promote peer-to-peer exchanges and the sharing of best practices in an ever-changing regulatory environment.
- Enable participants to deepen their knowledge of key sustainability issues and better equip their organisations to meet new requirements.
- Provide external expertise to help solve the practical problems faced by member companies.
- Provide a space to analyse real-life cases, share feedback and jointly develop pragmatic and realistic responses tailored to the Luxembourg context and the different levels of maturity of member companies
- Support the positive contribution of member companies to environmental, social and governance issues
Join the Sustainability Manager Club
Are you responsible for sustainability issues within your organisation and would like to join the club's dynamic team?
SUSTAINABILITY MANAGER CLUB fill-in form
Club membership gives you access to:
- the annual programme sessions,
- the dedicated digital space,
- resources shared between members,
- a community of committed peers.
Club digital space
A digital space on Basecamp is available to club members in order to:
- centralise useful resources and documents,
- continue discussions between sessions,
- share best practices and feedback,
- stay informed about news and upcoming meetings.
Contact
If you have any questions or require further information about the Sustainability Manager Club, please contact penda.fall@imslux.lu
Club leaders
The Sustainability Manager Club is run in close collaboration with a steering committee made up of committed professionals from IMS member organisations.
- Florian Czech – Responsable Développement Durable CFL
In 2026, one of the priority challenges for Sustainability Managers – and therefore for the Sustainability Manager Club – will be to successfully navigate regulatory requirements. The aim is not only to comply with them, but also to use them as a lever for creating value.
Sustainability managers are faced with increasingly complex issues. The role can no longer be improvised, and it is no longer enough to be inspired; you need to be equipped. Being able to ask specific questions, exchange ideas with peers and benefit from occasional support from experts so you don't have to reinvent the wheel... these are all good reasons to join the club!
- Stéphanie Moulin - Sustainability Director, Arendt & Medernach
Our priority is to provide concrete answers to the challenges faced by many Sustainability Managers. By combining essential theoretical insights with proven best practices, we aim to effectively equip participants who work every day to strengthen and accelerate positive impact in their companies.
Joining the club allows you to exchange ideas with peers who share the same concerns, draw inspiration from their ideas and solutions, and also feel the strength of a network committed to meaningful common causes.
- Scott Tortosa - Operational Excellence & Sustainability Coordinator, Agilité
Job reference framework: Sustainability Manager
This guide defines key missions, technical skills, and interpersonal qualities for the role. It highlights transferable skills and major challenges in the field. Enriched with professional testimonials, it provides a concrete view of real-world practices. This tool aims to structure and enhance the position within organisations.
File reserved for members, please ask us for access info@imslux.lu
Panorama 2022 of sustainable development in companies in Luxembourg
The Chamber of Commerce, IMS and INDR present the first panorama of sustainable development in Luxembourg. This survey establishes the state of play of the implementation of sustainable measures within companies.
Overview of reference frameworks, standards, certifications and non-financial reporting tools
This guide aims to support our members in thinking, strategising, implementing and reporting on their and reporting on their responsibility and sustainability efforts.
Protected file, do not hesitate to ask us for access info@imslux.lu
The role of SSE in the face of major societal challenges
"The link between corporate governance and corporate social responsibility: The role of the Board of Directors"
Publication available to IMS members and non-profit organisations on request: info@imslux.lu
Sustainability Mag
- Communicating in a World of Mistrust
- Fifty shades of green
- Eyes on Social Engagement of the Employer Brand
- Making invisible visible
- Calling revolution accounting
- Real economic, environmental and social opportunity
- "A Shared Vision for a Sustainable Europe"
- Europe in the Driver's Seat