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Inspiration Day 2026 – Future Proof Asset Management

Sep. 2 2026

Climate, cyber, supply chain & real estate: is your organization ready for 2030?

Climate change, rising cyber threats, supply chain disruptions, and increasingly stringent national and international laws and regulations pose concrete challenges that have an ever-growing impact on corporate assets (including buildings and installations) and business processes.

These trends and developments require a new vision of strategic and operational business management focused on continuity – including the deployment and management of assets, also known as asset management.

Inspiration day 2026 - Future Proof Asset Management

Around these themes Bureau Veritas will organize the Inspiration Day 2026 Future Proof Asset Management – climate, cyber, supply chain & real estate: are you ready for 2030? on October 27 and November 12.

Through a series of four interactive workshops led by leading industry experts, we explore with you the aforementioned challenges that will shape virtually every organization—both now and in the years to come. Seize this unique opportunity to gain practical tools for making your assets and business processes future-proof.

Programme, Practical information and registration

program (27 october / 12 november)

09.00 – 09.30 

Arrival & Welcome

09.30 – 10.00 

Plenary opening session

10.00 – 11.00 

Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience

11.00 – 11.30 

Break

11.30 – 12.30 

Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience

12.30 – 13.30 

Lunch

13.30 – 14.30 

Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management

14.30 – 15.00 

Break

15.00 – 16.00 

Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions

16.00 – 16.30 

Plenary closing session and bite & drinks

Workshop content

Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience

Climate change poses increasingly significant challenges for buildings, infrastructure, and business processes. In this workshop, you will gain insight into key climate risks – such as extreme precipitation, heat stress, drought, and flooding – and their impact on your organization and assets.

Questions addressed in this workshop include:

  • Which climate risks are relevant to buildings, installations, and infrastructure?
  • What is the impact of extreme weather conditions on business operations?
  • Which assets are most vulnerable, and how do we determine priorities?
  • How can we integrate climate risks into asset and risk management?
  • What measures can we take to enhance the resilience of our assets and organization?
Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience

Sustainable buildings must not only be energy-efficient but also resilient to the impacts of climate change, evolving user needs, and future laws and regulations. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can make their buildings more sustainable while simultaneously enhancing the resilience, safety, and value of their real estate portfolios.

Questions addressed in this workshop include:

  • Which measures reduce both climate risks and energy consumption?
  • How can we mitigate heat stress, waterlogging, and drought?
  • What requirements apply to sustainable real estate?
  •  How can we integrate sustainability objectives into maintenance and investment plans?
  • Which certification schemes and standards are relevant to our organization?
Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management

In a world of geopolitical uncertainty, stricter regulations, climate change, and increasing reliance on global supply chains, supply chain resilience is becoming increasingly important. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can identify, manage, and mitigate risks within their supply chains to ensure continuity, security, and reliability.

Questions addressed in this workshop include:

  • Which risks pose the greatest threat to our supply chain?
  • How do we identify and monitor critical suppliers and dependencies?
  • What can we do to enhance the resilience of our supply chain?
  • How do we ensure continuity in the event of unexpected disruptions or crises?
  • What role do security, crisis management, and incident response play in supply chain management?
Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions

Cyber ​​threats are on the rise, and organizations are facing increasingly stringent laws and regulations regarding information security and cyber resilience. In this workshop, we discuss the latest developments in cybersecurity, compliance, and risk management. We demonstrate how organizations can strengthen their digital resilience while simultaneously meeting legal obligations.

Questions addressed in this workshop include:

  • Which cyber threats pose the greatest risks to our organization?
  • What do NIS2, CRA, and other regulations mean for our responsibilities?
  • Which critical systems, assets, and processes are the most vulnerable?
  • How do we protect our IT, OT, and building management systems against cyberattacks?
  • Which measures are essential to ensure both compliance and resilience?

You can register for either of the two 2026 Inspiration Day sessions for €350 per person.

  • Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience

    Klimaatverandering brengt steeds grotere uitdagingen met zich mee voor gebouwen, infrastructuur en bedrijfsprocessen. In deze workshop krijgt u inzicht in de belangrijkste klimaatrisico’s, zoals extreme neerslag, hittestress, droogte en overstromingen, en de impact ervan op uw organisatie en assets.

    Vragen die in deze workshop aan bod komen zijn:

    • Welke klimaatrisico's zijn relevant voor gebouwen, installaties en infrastructuur? 
    • Wat is de impact van extreme weersomstandigheden op de bedrijfsvoering?
    • Welke assets zijn het meest kwetsbaar en hoe bepalen we de prioriteiten? 
    • Hoe kunnen we klimaatrisico's integreren in Asset & Risico Management? 
    • Welke maatregelen kunnen we nemen om de weerbaarheid van onze assets en organisatie te vergroten? 
  • Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience

    Duurzame gebouwen moeten niet alleen energiezuinig zijn, maar ook bestand zijn tegen de gevolgen van klimaatverandering, veranderende gebruikersbehoeften en toekomstige wet- en regelgeving. In deze workshop verkennen we hoe organisaties hun gebouwen kunnen verduurzamen én tegelijkertijd de veerkracht, veiligheid en waarde van hun vastgoedportefeuille kunnen vergroten.

    Vragen die in deze workshop aan bod komen zijn:

    • Welke maatregelen verminderen zowel klimaatrisico's als energieverbruik? 
    • Hoe kunnen we hittestress, wateroverlast en droogte tegengaan? 
    • Welke eisen worden er gesteld aan duurzaam vastgoed? 
    • Hoe kunnen we duurzaamheidsdoelstellingen integreren in onderhouds- en investeringsplannen? 
    • Welke certificatienormen en standaarden zijn relevant voor onze organisatie? 
  • Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management

    In een wereld van geopolitieke onzekerheid, strengere regelgeving, klimaatverandering en toenemende afhankelijkheid van mondiale leveranciersketens, wordt supply chain resilience steeds belangrijker. In deze workshop onderzoeken we hoe organisaties risico's binnen hun keten kunnen identificeren, beheersen en verminderen om continuïteit, veiligheid en betrouwbaarheid te waarborgen.

    Vragen die in deze workshop aan bod komen zijn:

    • Welke risico's vormen de grootste bedreiging voor onze supply chain?
    • Hoe identificeren en monitoren we kritische leveranciers en afhankelijkheden?
    • Wat kunnen we doen om de weerbaarheid van onze supply chain te vergroten?
    • Hoe zorgen we voor continuïteit bij onverwachte verstoringen of calamiteiten?
    • Welke rol spelen security, crisismanagement en incidentrespons binnen supply chain management?
  • Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions

    Cyberdreigingen nemen toe en organisaties krijgen te maken met steeds strengere wet- en regelgeving op het gebied van informatiebeveiliging en cyberweerbaarheid. In deze workshop bespreken we de nieuwste ontwikkelingen op het gebied van cybersecurity, compliance en risicomanagement. We laten zien hoe organisaties hun digitale weerbaarheid kunnen versterken en tegelijkertijd kunnen voldoen aan wettelijke verplichtingen.

    Vragen die in deze workshop aan bod komen zijn:

    • Welke cyberdreigingen vormen de grootste risico's voor onze organisatie?
    • Wat betekenen NIS2, CRA en andere regelgeving voor onze verantwoordelijkheden?
    • Welke kritieke systemen, assets en processen zijn het meest kwetsbaar?
    • Hoe beschermen we onze IT-, OT- en gebouwbeheersystemen tegen cyberaanvallen?
    • Welke maatregelen zijn essentieel om compliant én weerbaar te zijn?

Voor een bedrag van € 350,= per persoon kunt u zich voor één van beide sessies van de Inspiratiedag 2026 inschrijven.

Meet our speakers

  • Conference Chair: Wouter Ommeslag

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    Wouter Ommeslag

    Wouter Ommeslag (°1986, MSc, MBA) is Chief Operations Officer of Mosaic World, a European real estate and security solutions group active in six countries. He leads operational excellence, business development and strategic growth across the group's activities in security technology and vacant property management. Prior to Mosaic World, Wouter held executive leadership positions at Trigion Belgium and Facilicom Solutions Belgium, building extensive experience in security services, facility management and organisational transformation.

  • Workshop 1 Speaker: Arnaud Clément

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    Arnaud Clément

    Arnaud Clément holds the position of Operations Manager at Bureau Veritas Solutions, where he has been based for over four years and leads a team of three professionals. He brings recognized expertise in natural and climate risk management, developed through nearly ten years of professional experience.

    Working within local authorities and private consulting firms in France and internationally, Arnaud has built solid command of natural and climate hazard analysis and assessment. His multidisciplinary approach enables him to identify and propose tailored solutions to diverse challenges: building protection, business continuity, territorial planning, and territorial resilience.

    Initially specialized in flood risk, he has progressively expanded his field of expertise to encompass all natural and climate hazards, in response to the challenges posed by contemporary climate change.

  • Workshop 2 Speaker: Bram Adema

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    Bram Adema

    Bram Adema is the founder and CEO of CFP Green Buildings, a sustainability consultancy and software company that helps organizations make their real estate portfolios more sustainable and future-proof. For over twenty years, he has advised real estate owners, investors, occupiers, and financial institutions on sustainability, energy performance, climate risks, and ESG strategy. CFP now supports organizations in 26 countries and analyzes more than 10 million buildings annually. Through initiatives like NXTBLDNG, Bram operates at the intersection of real estate, technology, and sustainable finance, helping organizations translate their sustainability ambitions into concrete investment strategies and asset management decisions.

  • Workshop 3 Speaker: Julien Bonne

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    Julien Bonne

    Julien Bonne holds the position of ESG Standards Expert and is sustainable supply chain leader with over 15 years of experience at Bureau Veritas. Specialized in translating complex regulatory and sustainability requirements into practical solutions, services, and operational models for global clients.

    With extensive expertise in supply chain due diligence, human rights, and ESG risk management, he has a strong focus on regulatory frameworks such as CSDDD, OECD guidelines, and the EU Battery Regulation.

  • Workshop 4 Speaker: Reinier van Es

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    Reinier van Es

    Reinier van Es is a Principal Security Consultant at Bureau Veritas Cybersecurity and an experienced manager with an international background gained across various for-profit organizations of different sizes and markets. He has worked in sectors including finance, technology, government, and healthcare, with a focus on cybersecurity and risk management. 

    His educational background includes a postgraduate qualification in IT Auditing and a degree in Industrial Engineering and Management.

  • Workshop 4 Speaker: Wim Boonstra

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    Wim Boonstra

    Within Bureau Veritas Cybersecurity Wim leads a team of industrial cybersecurity experts in Northern Europe. They work with client on building and keeping organizations resilient against cyber threats. 

    They help organizations in ports, logistics, manufacturing, government and other sectors with clarifying and implementing regulations like NIS2 and CRA.

    Wim supports CISO’s with governance and policy challenges, with programs for improvement, in large and small organizations. His passion for sports and technology form a powerful combination to build resilient organizations.