The first Advocacy Session dives into eco-design, circularity, and responsible business models, offering brands practical insight into how to influence EU policy and turn sustainability commitments into action.

Time: Morning session: 10h00 - 10h45
Moderator: Pascale Moreau, Ohana Public Affairs
Speakers: Katy Stevens (EOG, Marie Mawe (Gore-Tex)

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Join our guided Sustainability Tours, taking place twice during the day. Each tour connects visitors with exhibitors and innovators shaping a nature-positive future — from circular materials and biodiversity restoration to data-driven climate solutions.

NOV 30, SUN Tour 1: 11:00 AM

Featuring speakers from Circular Design, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Supply Chain Transparency and Solcial Impact: Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Brightlands Sportinnovator Center, CHILL, Colorfix, Grüner Knopf, Lavalan, Minardi Piume, NZ Merino Company, Oeko-Tex and Stiftung myclimate.

NOV 30, SUN Tour 2: 2:00 PM
Featuring speakers from Circular Design, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Supply Chain Transparency and Solcial Impact: YKK, SUSTON, Südwolle Group, RETRAKT, LLProducts, Interzero, Icebug, Grüner Knopf and Fabpatch

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This session explores how the outdoor community can align its voice with NGOs and policymakers to support fair, climate-resilient, and nature-positive economies.

Time: Afternoon session - 17h00 - 17h45
Moderator: Pascale Moreau, Ohana Public Affairs
Speakers: Dan Yates (EOCA), Gillian Rosh (POW Europe), Margo de Lange (It’s Great Out There), and others

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Each afternoon, the Sustainability Solutions Workshop Area hosts hands-on sessions designed to turn knowledge into action. Led by leading experts from academia and industry, these workshops offer practical tools and real-world insights to help businesses accelerate their sustainability transformation.

12:15–13:00 – Measuring Circular Performance to Meet CSRD Standards
With Ruud Bongers, Senior Researcher and Assistant Professor, Maastricht University & Zuyd University of Applied Science
This interactive workshop guides participants through mapping their product’s value chain to identify circularity hotspots and assess material flows using the Material Circularity Indicator (MCI) and ISO 59020 principles. Limited to 12 participants, first come, first served.

13:00-14:00 – Anatomy of a Repairable Product: The Zipper Edition

With Kimberly Kinney from Rugged Thread

Zippers are the number-one reason great gear gets retired early. In this interactive session, Rugged Thread demonstrates how design decisions affect repairability — using real jackets and packs to explore zipper types, access points, and common failure modes. Attendees will learn how small upstream choices can make repairs faster, more consistent, and cost-effective. Join the conversation to see how Design for Repair thinking can extend product life and strengthen circular design strategies.

16:00–17:00 – How Your Business Can Fund Nature Restoration
With Dan Yates, Executive Director, European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA)
This session explores how companies can take tangible action for nature by integrating biodiversity restoration and conservation funding into their sustainability strategies, creating measurable ecological and social impact.

Join our guided Sustainability Tours, taking place twice during the day. Each tour connects visitors with exhibitors and innovators shaping a nature-positive future — from circular materials and biodiversity restoration to data-driven climate solutions.

DEC 01 MON Tour 1: 11:00 AM

Featuring speakers from Circularity, Biodiversity, Climate Action: Colorfix, Fabpatch, Interzero, Lavalan, LLProducts, Minardi Piume, RETRAKT, Stiftung myclimate and YKK

DEC 01 MON Tour 2: 2:00 PM

Featuring speakers from Circular Design, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Supply Chain Transparency: Textile Exchange, Suston, Oeko-Tex, NZ Merino Company, Leather Working Group, Globetrotter Ausrüstung, Fairmat, Climate Partner, Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Brightlands Sportinnovator Center, CHILL and Allied Feather and Down

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Together with the European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA), Greenroom Voice presents the new visual mind map “How to Become Nature Positive” — a collaborative effort to make complex connections visible and actionable.

The map breaks down the journey into three simple layers: Why we must act, what to do, and how to do it. It highlights key facts and figures, the growing risks linked to biodiversity loss, and the tools and frameworks that can help companies take measurable action. More than a chart, it’s an invitation — to explore, reflect, and find your own starting point.

Throughout the day, our guided Sustainability Tours will begin with a short introduction to the poster, offering context and insight before moving into real-world examples from our exhibitors.
The poster will also remain on display as an open invitation to stop, think, and connect ideas — a shared map for an industry ready to take the next step.

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Each afternoon, the Sustainability Solutions Workshop Area hosts hands-on sessions designed to turn knowledge into action. Led by leading experts from academia and industry, these workshops offer practical tools and real-world insights to help businesses accelerate their sustainability transformation.

12:15–13:00 – Measuring Circular Performance to Meet CSRD Standards
With Ruud Bongers, Senior Researcher and Assistant Professor, Maastricht University & Zuyd University of Applied Science
This interactive workshop guides participants through mapping their product’s value chain to identify circularity hotspots and assess material flows using the Material Circularity Indicator (MCI) and ISO 59020 principles. Limited to 12 participants, first come, first served.

16:00–17:00 – How Your Business Can Fund Nature Restoration
With Dan Yates, Executive Director, European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA)
This session explores how companies can take tangible action for nature by integrating biodiversity restoration and conservation funding into their sustainability strategies, creating measurable ecological and social impact.

Join our guided Sustainability Tours, taking place twice during the day. Each tour connects visitors with exhibitors and innovators shaping a nature-positive future — from circular materials and biodiversity restoration to data-driven climate solutions.

DEC 02 TUE Tour 1: 11:00 AM

Featuring speakers from: Circular Design, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Supply Chain Transparency, and Social Impact: Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Brightlands Sportinnovator Center, CHILL, Fairmat, Icebug, lavalan, NZ Merino Company, Oeko-Tex, RETRAKT, YKK

DEC 02 TUE Tour 2: 2:00 PM
Featuring speakers from Circular Design, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Supply Chain Transparency, and Social Impact: Textile Exchange, Swap Events, Stiftung myclimate, Minardi Piume, Leather Working Group, Fabpatch, Climate Partner

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Let’s Celebrate 16 Years of Change at ISPO Munich!
ISPO 2025 marks a special milestone — it will be the 16th edition of the Sustainability Showcase and the final one at our iconic home in Munich before the event moves to Amsterdam in 2026.

Since 2010, this space has grown from a small sustainability hub into a global platform for collaboration, innovation, and action. Together, we’ve shaped the conversation on circularity, climate, and social responsibility.

Now it’s time to celebrate what we’ve built — and look ahead to the next chapter.
Join us in Munich to mark this moment, connect with the community, and raise a glass to everyone driving change in the outdoor and sports industry.

Each afternoon, the Sustainability Solutions Workshop Area hosts hands-on sessions designed to turn knowledge into action. Led by leading experts from academia and industry, these workshops offer practical tools and real-world insights to help businesses accelerate their sustainability transformation.

12:15–13:00 – Measuring Circular Performance to Meet CSRD Standards
With Ruud Bongers, Senior Researcher and Assistant Professor, Maastricht University & Zuyd University of Applied Science
This interactive workshop guides participants through mapping their product’s value chain to identify circularity hotspots and assess material flows using the Material Circularity Indicator (MCI) and ISO 59020 principles. Limited to 12 participants, first come, first served.

13:00-14:00 – Anatomy of a Repairable Product: The Zipper Edition

With Kimberly Kinney from Rugged Thread

Zippers are the number-one reason great gear gets retired early. In this interactive session, Rugged Thread demonstrates how design decisions affect repairability — using real jackets and packs to explore zipper types, access points, and common failure modes. Attendees will learn how small upstream choices can make repairs faster, more consistent, and cost-effective. Join the conversation to see how Design for Repair thinking can extend product life and strengthen circular design strategies.

16:00–17:00 – How Your Business Can Fund Nature Restoration
With Dan Yates, Executive Director, European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA)
This session explores how companies can take tangible action for nature by integrating biodiversity restoration and conservation funding into their sustainability strategies, creating measurable ecological and social impact.