
By sponsoring or exhibiting at the Carbon Footprint Sustainable Supply Chain Summit, you will be able to engage senior decision-makers on their strategies for effective solutions of their current & future sustainability projects
- Network with senior Supply Chain/Procurement and CSR/Environment Directors from the key brands from around the world
- Retailers – Food and non food
- Manufacturers including Food & Drink (Packaged Food, Fresh Foods, Snacks, Confectionary & Chocolate, Beverages, Frozen Foods, Meat & Fish, Dairy, Spirits & Tobacco, Brewers, Fast Foods & many more), Apparel & Textile, Electronics & Appliances, Telecommunications, Paper & Pulp, Packaging and Heavy Industry
- Food, Fragrances & Flavour and Ingredients producers
- Financiers and Regulatory Policy Makers
- Establish what are key requirements for the industry to achieve sustainability goals
- Discover potential new partners for consultation and technology
- Present to potential new customers actively looking for new solutions
- Develop new contacts and submit proposals for new business
Key Solution Providers in the following categories will be profiling their capabilities to the audience of senior directors from the Retail and FMCG market:
- Supply Chain Solutions
- Logistics/Distribution Systems
- Data Modeling/Analysis Solutions
- Lifecycle Assessment (LCA)
- Environmental consultancy
- Energy Management
- Data Measurement
- Carbon Reduction
- Supply Chain
- Offsetting
- Sustainability Communications
- Environmental Building Design
- Traceability Technology
For further information e-mail or call +44 (0)208 920 1400
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Pre Conference Workshops - Tuesday 28th April 2009
London Business Conferences is pleased to announce the two ground breaking pre-conference workshops that encourage actionability. . . More |

Ton van Lier, European Vice President, Operations and Chief Financial Officer, The Timberland Company

Jim Hanna, Director of Environmental Affairs, Starbucks Coffee Company

Bill Bartlett, Corporate Affairs Director, McCain Foods Ltd

Dr. Frank Roland Schroeder, Global Director Of Sustainability - Laundry & Home Care, Henkel

John Wild, VP Strategy & Sustainability, Morphy Richards

Benjamin Gannon, Executive Director - Government Affairs & Policy Europe, Johnson & Johnson

Felix Ahlers, Member Of Board – Sales & Marketing, Frosta AG

Clement Warther, Director Sustainability and Risk Control, Alcan Packaging

Anabel Drese, CSR Director Europe, The Timberland Company

Kentaro Niwano, Senior Environment Officer, Canon Europe

Ben Earl, Social Responsibility Adviser – Climate Change, B&Q plc

V. Gururajan, Group Head - Development & Projects, Branston Ltd

Liz Cross, Head Of CSR Strategy & Policy For Procurement, BT Group Plc

Dr. Gus Atri, Environmental Affairs Controller, Northern Foods

Andrew Jenkins, Sustainable Development Manager – Products, Boots Group Plc

Dr Kay Williams, Team Leader, Sustainable Product Standards And Product Carbon Footprinting, Defra

Jette Hansen, Environmental Manager - Corporate Sustainable Development, Danisco

Pauline Smith, Water Resources Government and Liaison Manager, Environment Agency

Senior Representative, Nestle Vevey

Paul Pritchard, Head of Corporate Responsibility, Royal Sun Alliance

Sujata Lamba, Head of the Global Linkages Unit - Corporate Advice Department, World Bank

Tom Berry, Sustainability Manager, Innocent Drinks

Dave Challis, Environment Manager, Kimberly-Clark Europe

Gary Marshall, Group Environment Adviser, Polestar Group

Stephen Weir, Director, WEIR-tscs

Julien Picaud, Product Manager, Enablon
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