Greening the Supply Chain

September 17, 2009

Greening Supply Chains for Competitive Advantage, a one day symposium presented by Greentech Media and Groom Energy.

The importance in understanding our companies' global impacts based on the sustainable decisions we make is invaluable. This seminar pinpointed major concerns enabled a forum for constructive environmental discussions and brought awareness for positive development. Kelly Shea, Global Sustainable Program Manager, Symantec
Greentech Media/Groom Energy’s Enterprise Carbon Accounting Conference really helped me to understand emerging trends in GHG measurement and regulation, and provided me with actionable steps that I can take to help drive my organization’s leadership in the field of environmental sustainability. Annie Fishman, Eco Network Lead, The Clorox Company

This event has an accompanying workshop for Walmart suppliers on Sept. 16, 2009. The workshop is a tactical half-day event to assist with and explain the Suppler Sustainability Assessment questions. For more information visit Walmart Supplier Readiness Workshop.

This conference provides case studies and advice to help drive competitive differentiation with individual products and supply chain capability, with particular focus on consumer products and high-tech products. Questions addressed include:

What are the trends in carbon reporting for supply chains? What are the goals and benefits of supply chain efforts at Walmart, Dell, WRI and CDP?
How are firms "greening" their products and supply chains for competitive advantage? What exactly does this entail?
What are the trends and the future for product level carbon labeling and "green rating" systems for companies and products? Is this influencing customer buying habits?
What comprises a state-of-the-art project-level Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) analysis? Can we believe any of these numbers because of all the assumptions? What are the details of the emerging important role that inbound and outbound logistics play?
What are the lessons and case studies from leading companies?
GHG regulation and cap-and-trade are focused on scope 1 and scope 2 emissions, but how could regulation affect supply chain and product emissions, which are scope 3?

This event gathers speakers from leading companies and experts to share their experiences and insights.

Early bird price of $595.00 - register now for the discount. The full price of $795.00 will be instated when the early bird ends September 1, 2009.