At Impaakt, our community powers everything we do.
At Impaakt, our community powers everything we do
Our community consists of over 55,000 certified impact raters, coming from diverse backgrounds, including sustainability professionals, industry experts, and members of civil society. Trained to evaluate companies’ social and environmental impact, our raters have completed over 1,300,000 materiality assessments, powering the data that enables investors to make informed decisions.
When it comes to sustainability reporting, our community plays a crucial role in ensuring effective CSRD compliance. By contributing to real-case assessments, our members gather external perspectives on industry challenges, helping companies not only meet regulatory requirements but also gain valuable insights into their sustainability performance.
What makes Impaakt unique is our approach—leveraging collective intelligence to offer tailored solutions. With impact data for over 5,000 world companies, we continue to drive change with people at the heart of sustainability.
The Impaakt Community is for anyone passionate about growing their career in sustainability and making a real impact. Whether you’re a student, an early-career professional, an industry expert, or simply someone eager to learn and contribute, there’s a place for you here.
As a member, you’ll work with leading companies to assess their sustainability impact, helping you stand out in the job market and advance your career. By becoming an impact rater, you’ll go beyond just ESG and greenwashing. You’ll follow structured processes to assess companies’ impact using established frameworks like ESRS, the UN’s SDGs, and regulations like CSRD. This approach ensures your assessments are thorough, impactful, and aligned with the trends that shape today’s sustainability market.
Start your journey today by exploring our Rating Library and CIR Training. Join us, and become a part of the future of sustainability while gaining the skills and experience you need to excel as a professional.
