Our mission at Datamaran has always been to empower companies to navigate the complexity of emerging risks with clarity and confidence. As the regulatory environment becomes more fragmented and stakeholder expectations evolve, this interview offers valuable guidance on what it takes to stay future-ready.
In this Marketplace Matters interview, filmed at the London Stock Exchange Group studios, Datamaran's CEO and co-founder Marjella Lecourt-Alma discusses what’s next for corporate sustainability — and how leaders can cut through complexity with data-backed evidence and stronger governance.
In the conversation with James Devon from LSEG, Marjella explores how the sustainability landscape has shifted over the past year, with companies moving beyond compliance-driven approaches toward continuous monitoring and executive oversight. Despite political noise and regulatory uncertainty, leading organizations remain focused on long-term value, resilience, and stakeholder expectations.
Marjella also highlights the growing need for real-time visibility into emerging environmental, social, geopolitical, and regulatory risks. Static assessments no longer keep pace with reality, and executives increasingly rely on data to ensure their strategies remain relevant and credible.
This is where Datamaran supports companies: by providing a single, data-driven governance backbone that helps leadership teams identify risks, anticipate change, and make confident decisions across markets.
Watch the full interview below to hear Marjella’s perspective on how companies can future-proof their sustainability strategy in a fast-moving world.
“The companies that get sustainability right make it part of core strategy and risk management — not a silo. When leadership is aligned on the issues that matter, that’s where real value is created. The next phase of corporate sustainability is giving executives clear, real-time insight. With the right data, leaders know what to focus on, what to deprioritize, and how to stay ahead.”
- Marjella Lecourt-Alma, CEO and co-founder at Datamaran
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