Sustainability as efficiency, competitiveness and regional impact
The Regional Stakeholder Dialogue of Aragón 2026 brought together companies, institutions, and experts to discuss the role of sustainability as a key driver of business transformation. Throughout the meeting, the need to shift from a report-focused approach to genuine integration into strategy, governance, and business model was emphasized.
In this context, Víctor Moralo's presentation, Sustainability partner at ECIJA, highlighted the growing convergence between digital transformation and sustainability as two principal disruptions that will shape the future of organizations. During his presentation, he emphasized that sustainability is evolving into a structural pillar of decision-making, with a direct impact on competitiveness, efficiency, and long-term value creation.
He also highlighted an increasingly established trend: the prominent presence of finance professionals in sustainability management, reflecting its growing strategic importance within companies. In this regard, he underscored that the current moment marks the beginning of a profound transformation, where organizations will need to adapt their models to respond to an ever-evolving regulatory, economic, and social environment.
The conference revealed a widespread consensus: sustainability is no longer seen as a secondary issue but as a key factor in driving more resilient, competitive business models aligned with market and societal demands.
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