Developed by seasoned event professionals, Navigator packages together the power of the Track carbon tool and the Impact responsibility framework — transforming complex decision-making into a structured and accessible roadmap for event sustainability.
Navigator is built around the core pillars of:
- Track: a hassle-free carbon footprint measurement system that converts event data and documents into a concise report, offering event-by-event carbon calculation, peer benchmarking, mitigation recommendations, low-carbon travel planning, and offset options.
- Impact: a Responsible Event Review checklist driving ESG assessment across Environment, Social, and Governance dimensions. Users receive tailored peer benchmarks, real-time guidance, and curated sustainable supplier suggestions.
Navigator integrates these tools into a structured pathway, allowing event planners to select baseline events, receive multi-event benchmarking, and follow clear, actionable steps to improve ESG performance incrementally.

Event teams using Navigator can expect:
- A detailed baseline evaluation of event carbon and responsibility performance.
- Contextual benchmarking calibrated to their sector, geography, and event type.
- Embedded operational advice and supplier options to drive tangible improvement.
- A scalable model, with easy extension across wider programmes and geographies
With increasing stakeholder expectations around ESG disclosure—and a growing spotlight on event carbon and societal impact—companies need tools that support measurable, credible accountability within their event portfolios. Navigator aligns ESG intelligence with real workflows, giving planners—and their organisations—the data required to demonstrate progress, credibility, and strategic alignment.
Track, Impact, and now Navigator form a comprehensive toolkit for event decision-makers, enabling measurement, benchmarking, and ongoing improvement. More than 200 event teams globally have already adopted these tools to help align events with sustainability goals and responsible business practices.