What’s next for strategic sustainability in supply chains?
Supply chains are getting more and more complex, while new global challenges put additional pressure on supply chain management. Sustainability goals, climate action, human rights, corruption, global health concerns all need to be take into account - How can companies integrate greater social and environmental responsibility in their supply chains?
Sustainability Hub Norway and EcoVadis invite you to a webinar on the future of sustainable supply chain management, in collaboration with Ethical Trade Norway.
Supply chains are getting more and more complex, while new global challenges put additional pressure on supply chain management. Sustainability goals, climate action, human rights, corruption, global health concerns all need to be take into account - How can companies integrate greater social and environmental responsibility in their supply chains?
Sustainability Hub Norway and EcoVadis invite you to a webinar on the future of sustainable supply chain management, in collaboration with Ethical Trade Norway.
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Program:
Join us for a deep dive into sustainable supply chains. At this webinar you will hear about the next move in making the supply chain more sustainable from several front runners, and be involved in interactive Q&A sessions. Sustainable supply chains in practice - Insights and what’s next for frontrunner companies
Sustainable solutions at scale - Insights and what’s next for supply chain management
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Date: Wednesday 28th of October
Time: 08.30-10.30 Place: Zoom Admission: kr 495 early bird (until 14th of October) and kr 595 for ordinary ticket price. Free for S-HUB Corporate Members Topics: Sustainable sourcing, social responsibility in supply chains, carbon neutrality among suppliers, technological transparency and more. Meet the companies: EcoVadis, Orkla Group, Ethical Trade Norway, Fjordkraft, DNB, SAP Norway and S-HUB. |
This event is co-hosted with EcoVadis, in collaboration with Ethical Trade Norway.
This event is co-hosted with EcoVadis, in collaboration with Ethical Trade Norway.
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About the speakers
Nico Sagel, Regional Manager Benelux/Nordics EcoVadis |
Over the past 5 years, Nico has spearheaded the development of EcoVadis in the Benelux and Nordics, supporting public and private sector organisations to leverage sustainability as a performance driver for procurement. Nico has over 20 years of international experience in business ratings, gaining most of his expertise in business development and complex sales operations at Dun & Bradstreet. He is fluent in English, Norwegian and German and is a native Dutch speaker. |
Sophie Arildsson, Senior Manager - Sustainable Sourcing, Orkla Group |
Sophie is an experienced sustainable sourcing manager with focus on FMCG, working with raw materials, packaging and indirect. She has extensive international experience and used to working with different cultures, and is currently overseeing Orkla´s global sustainable sourcing programme. |
Stine Foss, Senior Advisor, Ethical Trade Norway |
Stine is an experienced consultant and advisor for businesses, organizations (Trade Unions and NGOs), public bodies and governmental institutions on Sustainability and Due Diligence for Responsible Business Conduct from the last decade. Stine has experience in sustainability, particularly workers’ rights in global supply chains, from the last decade both nationally and internationally with sustainable and responsible supply chain management. |
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Gisle Hauge works as Head of Purchasing at Fjordkraft. Gisle was responsible for implementing Kilmanjaro. A project initiated to clean up the companies supply chain and make all of Fjordkrafts suppliers climate neutral by 2019. He will share his experience, methodology, and insights on what is next for the project and their sustainability chain management efforts onwards. |
Mette Nygaard Havre, Climate motivator, Fjordkraft |
Mette Nygård Havre has a background as a journalist and communications manager. She is the founder and leader of the popular movement and book 'Spis opp maten'. Mette has a versatile background with many positions and useful experiences, and like challenges such as the one presented on the event with making supply chain management more sustainable. |
Caroline Bergrem-Maldan VP Supply Chain Sustainability DNB |
Caroline will share insights on how DNB works to address sustainability in its supply chain. Before joining DNB Caroline has worked in a number of corporate responsibility related roles, including for Nestlé based out of Paris and the World Economic Forum in Geneva. |
Trond Røvang, Solution Architect, SAP Norway |
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Trond Røvang has worked with leading brands and companies as an SAP Solution Expert, spanning multiple industries, with focus on Supply Chain Management and has deep understanding of SAP Global Trade Services (GTS) and SAP Retail solutions, which will be useful to in the discussion of technical solutions and possibilities in supply chain management. Trond has an ability to paint the big picture, but also finds incredible joy in the details. |