From the global value chain, executives step directly into two hands-on spatial modules:
Biodiversity Module
Standing in a stark, white void with an empty shopping cart, racks and racks with goods and a floating list, players select everyday products off the shelves. Dropping a shampoo bottle into the cart triggers the sound of a running shower as the room floods, revealing microplastic fibers ingested by marine life. Item by item, the environment proves how everyday consumer goods pull directly on global ecosystems—and why proactive biodiversity strategy is essential for business continuity.
CSRD Regulations Module
Starting in total darkness, surrounded by a whirlwind of flying regulatory documents, the player pulls a hanging light cord to reveal we’re standing on a skyscraper rooftop overlooking a gray concrete metropolis. A big piled mess of paperwork settles on a simple office desk in front of us. We are handed a wooden maze game. We physically guide the ball through the maze. Each checkpoint opens a door, wall or quicker route. Each checkpoint clears a pile of papers. Each checkpoint highlights how CSRD can add strategic value to a business. As we finish the maze, the cityscape slowly transforms into a sustainable green city.