Turning Climate Risk into Business and Infrastructure Resilience

Speakers
🎤 Jessica Vollmer — European Head of Climate Risk Consulting, Arcadis
🎤 Elisa Seith — Director, Climate Risk & Financial Services, Jupiter Intelligence

Together they will explore how physical climate risk insights are shaping investment, risk management and resilience decisions.

Climate risks are no longer a future challenge. Heatwaves, heavy rainfall, water stress and extreme weather are already affecting business operations, infrastructure, supply chains and investment decisions.

As part of Munich Climate Week, Arcadis and Jupiter Intelligence invite you to an evening on moving from climate risk awareness to practical resilience action: how physical climate risks are identified, prioritised and translated into adaptation measures that actually work for businesses, sites and infrastructure.

The evening opens with a moderated panel, then continues over drinks and snacks with time to compare notes with peers facing the same decisions.

Who is this for?

✅ Sustainability, climate and ESG professionals
✅ Asset owners and infrastructure operators
✅ Corporate real estate, operations and risk managers
✅ Public sector representatives and policymakers
✅ Anyone working on organisational and infrastructure resilience

What you can expect

✨ A panel on physical climate risk and resilience, from people doing the work
✨ Real examples of adaptation strategies and resilience measures
✨ Open discussion and exchange with fellow practitioners
✨ Networking over drinks and refreshments in a relaxed setting

Good to know

The panel will be held in English. Questions are welcome in German or English, so everyone can take an active part in the conversation.

Wheelchair accessible.

Please note that photographs and video recordings will be taken during the event for documentation, reporting, and public communication purposes; for online events, this includes recordings of the session and screenshots. If you do not wish to be included in such recordings, please let us know on site or, for online events, at the start of the session (e.g. via chat) – you are also welcome to keep your camera switched off. We will take this into consideration.