In a world increasingly conscious of its environmental footprint and societal impact, the role of sustainable supply chain and operations management has never been more crucial. Regulations are tightening, customer expectations are soaring, and the spotlight is fixed firmly on operational sustainability.
It is our immense pleasure to invite you to a unique and highly targeted webinar tailor-made for supply chain professionals and operations leaders in Australia and New Zealand. This virtual event will serve as a comprehensive guide to rethinking and reshaping your supply chain from a sustainability perspective.
We are delighted to be joined by guest speaker George Panas. George has senior managerial experience in strategy & planning with a PhD in eCommerce supply chain sustainability. He specialises in Supply chain strategy & network design and ESG in global and eCommerce supply chains. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Melbourne on sustainability.
Topic: How to transition to more sustainable and socially responsible supply chains and operations
Duration: 45 minutes
What You Will Learn:
1. Why sustainability matters
An introduction to sustainable supply chains and operations, what it is and why it matters.
2. Changes to regulation and watchouts
Understand the upcoming global trend towards mandatory ESG reporting and modern slavery legislation.
3. Sustainable Operational Improvements
Gain actionable insights into sustainable operational improvements that touch every aspect of the end-to-end value chain.
4. Case studies from leading companies
Learn how Argon & Co helped luxury fashion brand Chloé achieve their sustainability goals and how they became the first luxury fashion brand to gain B Corp certification, as well as key case studies presented by George Panas PhD.
Who Should Watch:
Supply Chain Professionals, Managers and Executives
Chief Operating Officers
Operations professionals
Sustainability and procurement professionals
Business strategists
And anyone who has an interest and passion in sustainability is also welcome to join us.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with industry experts and peers to share best practices, challenges, and solutions in building more sustainable supply chains.
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