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Leadership Series 2.0: Sustainable Supply Chain

Date:		Feb 25, 2021 - Feb 25, 2021
Location:		Zoom Virtual Platform

As customer behavior changes and consumer goods industries adapt various methodologies to meet the shifting demanding pattern, one of the key factors governing the success of these industries is their sustainability performance. With pledges and treaties from governments and industry leaders, emphasis on reliable procurement of energy and natural resources, cognizance of ethical procurement of goods and services – sustainable supply chain is definitely a top priority for forward thinking organizations. Learn more about tools used, success stories and more importantly the how-tos in getting started with your sustainability roadmap.

For a sneak peek into last year: Click here to view our Sustainable Supply Chain event last year.

Pricing

Member

$149 + HST

Non Member:

$199 + HST

Non Member Rate includes complimentary membership until Apr. 30, 2022. Membership offer available to only Ontario residents who have not been a member in the past 18 months. Membership will be activated after the event.

Corporate Groups (Member or Non Member)

$396 + HST for 4 attendees
$99 per additional attendee

Please contact Nancy Tran at ntran@supplychaincanada.com if you would like to register a group larger than 4.

Refund Policy

This event is non-refundable. You may transfer your registration to another Leadership Series event if received in writing at least three business days before the event. Credits to be used for future offerings are valid for 12 months from the date of initial payment and will expire if not used in that time frame.

Earn Your CPD Points

This event is eligible for 5 CPD Points

AGENDA

8:45 AM Welcome and Opening Remarks

9:00 – 10:15 AM Leadership Panel
Pandemic revealed the strengths and weaknesses of supply chain – where do we go from here? 2030 UN Sustainable Goals – how is your organization tying these to the practices you follow What are the risks and potential costs of not focusing on sustainability in your organization? What are your long-term sustainability goals and what have you done to make sure you promote suppliers’ social and environmental responsibility? How are you embedding sustainability in your supply chains by managing risks and adopting corporate commitments to human rights, ethics, environment and sourcing?
	John Bayliss SVP, Logistics & Supply Chain Walmart	David White EVP, Supply Management New Flyer Industries
	Ian Gordon SVP Loblaw Companies Limited

10:15 AM – 10:30 AM Break

10:30 – 11:30 AM Role of Procurement in Driving Towards a Net Zero Carbon Emission

What role does procurement play in decreasing the carbon footprint in collaboration with suppliers? How to work with your suppliers collaboratively to identify opportunities to reduce CO2 emissions? Identifying your top tier suppliers that are offenders of carbon emissions and how to work with them?
	Tim Faveri VP, Sustainability & Shared Value Maple Leaf Foods	Chantale Despres Director, Sustainability CN
	Robert Ellis SVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary Celestica

11:30 – 11:45 AM Break

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM Building Value and Transparency through Strategic Sourcing & Procurement

Importance of sustainable procurement How strategic sourcing is becoming more relevant? How does strategic sourcing help in building value, transparency, customer service and operational risk management?
	Natasha Rajani Director, Procurement Region of Peel	Sandy Eapen Director, Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility Coupa
	Frances Edmonds Head of Sustainable Impact HP Canada

12:45 – 1:30 PM Break

1:30 – 2:30 PM Managing Supplier Risks Effectively

What are the best practices that enable you to manage supplier risks? Do you have visibility of all your suppliers? How do you make sure that your supply chain complies with all relevant legal and regulatory requirements?

2:30 – 2:45 PM Break

2:45 – 3:15 PM Supplier Diversity and Inclusion: Moving to a Strategic Business Imperative

How can an inclusive procurement strategy deliver value? Why are companies unable to meet their goals or realize full value of a more inclusive supply chain? Integrating supplier diversity & inclusion functions within procurement is important, why?

3:45 PM Closing Remarks

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For more information on how to partner with us please contact Himani Dureja at hdureja@supplychaincanada.com

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Leadership Series 2.0: Sustainable Supply Chain

Pricing

Member

Non Member:

Corporate Groups (Member or Non Member)

Refund Policy

Earn Your CPD Points

AGENDA

Sponsorship Opportunities

Title Partners

Supporting Partner

Associate Partner

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Phone

Dietary Restrictions

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