Isabelle Hoepfner-Léger – Speaker
General Secretary, Secretary of the Board of Directors and Sustainable Development Director, RexelNexans ESG Webinar 2025
ESG
02 October 2025
45 minutes
Responsible sourcing: building a resilient cable value chain
In an era of increasing global electrification and sustainability demands, responsible sourcing has become a cornerstone of Nexans’ commitment to ethical, environmental, and social responsibility. As a global leader in cable manufacturing, Nexans recognizes that the journey toward a sustainable future begins with the materials and practices embedded in its supply chain.
What is responsible sourcing ?
Responsible sourcing refers to the integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into procurement practices. It ensures that raw materials, such as copper, aluminum, and other critical resources, are sourced in ways that respect human rights, promote environmental stewardship, and uphold ethical business practices. Nexans’ approach is guided by international frameworks such as the OECD Due Diligence Guidance and the United Nations Global Compact.
Nexans leads the way and organize a webinar dedicated to the topic and entitled Responsible sourcing: building a resilient cable value chain.
Watch the replay of our 45-minute online roundtable and hear from leading voices in the industry:
- Isabelle Hoepfner-Léger – General Secretary, Secretary of the Board of Directors & Sustainable Development Director, Rexel
- Mike Smith – Director of Value Chain, The Copper Mark
- Daniel Hojniak – Chief ESG Specialist, KGHM
- David Grall – Vice-President Sustainability & Corporate Transformation, Nexans
Speakers & Moderator
Mike Smith – Speaker
Director of Value Chain, The Copper Mark
Daniel Hojniak – Speaker
Chief ESG Specialist, KGHM
David Grall – Speaker
Vice-President Sustainability & Corporate Transformation, Nexans
Marc Boilard – Moderator
Partner, Oliver WymanNexans Innovation Summit 2025
A New Era of Electrification
A New Era of Electrification
Corporate
09 October 2025
Toronto, Canada
Nexans Climate Day has evolved into the Nexans Innovation Summit.
The energy decisions we make today will make ripple effects through time, affecting generations to come. We are at a crossroads – how do we both increase the capacity on the grid while simultaneously caring for and stewarding the environment?
The Ocean Calling project
Microplastics conference
Microplastics conference
Partnership
01 October 2024
9:30 CEST
Nexans and Ocean Calling are presenting an innovative conference focused on anthropogenic ocean pollution, in partnership with IFREMER, the University of Bordeaux (CNRS), and the Institut de recherche et de développement (IRD).
A team of scientists will unveil the results of microplastic pollution measurements in the Atlantic Ocean, collected by Fabrice Amedeo, skipper of the Vendée Globe.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of this critical environmental issue and contribute to the protection of our oceans.
Register now to join our live webcast and discover the latest findings from the Ocean Calling initiative on marine plastic pollution.
From chemistry to oceanography, including ecotoxicology, and with firsthand accounts from skipper Fabrice Amedeo, explore the multifaceted nature of microplastic research through expert presentations by:
Climate Day 2024
“Sustainable Electrification for Energy Transition – A Real Opportunity for Africa”
“Sustainable Electrification for Energy Transition – A Real Opportunity for Africa”
26 September 2024
Rabat, Morocco
To go even forward, since 2020, the Group has been organizing the Climate Day. This event brings together outstanding experts and actors in the field with the aim of raising awareness on climate challenges, sharing experiences and providing concrete solutions for sustainable electrification.
After opting for Paris, Stockholm and New York, Nexans has chosen to organize its fourth Climate Day in Rabat, Morocco, under the theme “Sustainable electrification for energy transition: A real opportunity for Africa”.