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Spotlight on Supply Chains: Best practices for tackling Scope 3 emissions

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Webinar overview:

Supply and value chain emissions remain the biggest decarbonisation challenge for many businesses looking to deliver on their net zero targets. This exclusive interactive webinar will explore why tackling so-called Scope 3 emissions is so challenging and how a growing number of organisations are pioneering innovative approaches for curbing their supply chain emissions. It will look at how to track Scope 3 emissions, identify emissions ‘hotspots’, and then work with partners and suppliers to develop effective climate strategies.

Topics to be covered include:

How can organisations better track and report on Scope 3 value chain emissions?
Why are Scope 3 emissions so significant?
How can companies work with suppliers and customers to more effectively tackle Scope 3 emissions?
What innovative new approaches are being deployed to cut supplier emissions?
How are due diligence and reporting rules evolving to help tackle Scope 3 emissions?
How can work to tackle Scope 3 emissions be harnessed to build supply chain resilience?

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James Murray

Editor-in-Chief, BusinessGreen

James Murray is Editor-in-Chief of BusinessGreen, having launched the site in October 2007. He is responsible for BusinessGreen's leading news, opinion and analysis, and also contributes to the brand's expanding events' programme. James is one of the UK's leading commentators on the low carbon economy. He writes occasionally for The Guardian newspaper and has also reported for BBC Radio on a number of green technology stories. James reports daily on a wide range of green business issues, with a particular focus on low carbon policy, economics and technology. In March 2011, James was voted number eight in the Press Gazette's list of the top 50 environmental journalists in the UK. Prior to launching BusinessGreen, James spent five years as a technology journalist working on a variety of IT titles.

Tom Cumberlege

Director of Transition Strategy, The Carbon Trust

Tom leads the Carbon Trust's work on transition planning and decarbonisation strategy. He has extensive experience helping businesses to understand and navigate their climate change risks and opportunities and to build the financial case for action. He has worked across a diverse range of sectors including agriculture food and drink, manufacturing, ICT and financial services.

His advice enables clients to realise low carbon investment opportunities across their value chains, optimise product design, set targets, engage suppliers and evaluate financing solutions. He has also developed guidance for the GHG Protocol’s Scope 3 Standard on behalf of the World Resources Institute. Before working in corporate advisory, Tom previously managed major public sector programmes for the Carbon Trust.

Alex Kazaglis

Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer, Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)

Alex Kazaglis is Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer at the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), where he leads the organisation’s strategy and transformation agenda to strengthen impact, credibility, and delivery at scale. Alex has over 20 years of global experience in climate strategy, organisational transformation, and senior advisory work at the likes of McKinsey, Vivid Economics, as well as both the UK and Australian governments.

Tracy Pellett

Sustainability & Business Transformation Director, Specsavers

With over 20 years’ experience in leading corporate procurement functions, Tracy has worked in various sectors in senior commercial and business transformation roles, focusing on driving change, building capability and supporting organisations adapt and grow.

Eight years ago, Tracy joined Specsavers, a family-run business, where she is proud to have established and now leads the global Sustainability function. This means developing clear strategy, setting bold goals, building a capable team, and engaging stakeholders across our value chain.

Tracy is passionate about business being a force for good and her background in transformation, combined with procurement has been a key enabler to embed sustainability into Specsavers. Sustainable procurement is essential for minimising environmental impact, supporting social responsibility, and ensuring long-term value in supply chains.

Ed Green

Sustainability Director, Grosvenor Property UK

Ed Green is Sustainability Director for Grosvenor’s UK property business. In this role, he is responsible for the delivery of GPUK’s Environmental and Social Impact strategies including climate, nature, waste, community wellbeing and supporting socially positive businesses.

Prior to his current position, Ed co-led the delivery of GPUK’s corporate venture capital strategy and spearheaded the project to redesign Grosvenor Square into a biodiverse urban garden. His approach emphasises proactive delivery and innovation, focusing on integrating sustainability into core business operations and fostering a culture that encourages experimentation and learning.

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