EVENT NAVIGATION
PROGRAMME
08:30
Registration and Coffee in the Networking Surgery
09:25
Chair's Opening Address
Colin Cram (confirmed)
Former Chief Executive, North West Centre of Excellence & Director, Marc1
Colin Cram (confirmed)
Former Chief Executive, North West Centre of Excellence & Director, Marc1
09:35
William Jordan (confirmed)
Chief Sustainability and Operating Officer, OGC
“The Delivery of Government Policy on Environmental Sustainability”
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Chief Sustainability and Operating Officer, OGC
“The Delivery of Government Policy on Environmental Sustainability”
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09:55
Shayne Rees (confirmed)
Marketing Communications Manager, Major Business, EDF Energy
“Sustainability: What does it mean now and the implications for the future.”
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Marketing Communications Manager, Major Business, EDF Energy
“Sustainability: What does it mean now and the implications for the future.”
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10:10
Fiona Ross (confirmed)
Head of the Centre of Expertise in Sustainable Procurement
“The OGC Sustainable Procurement Strategy”
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Head of the Centre of Expertise in Sustainable Procurement
“The OGC Sustainable Procurement Strategy”
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10:30-10:40
Question and Answer Session
10:45
Masterclass Session 1
11:30
Morning Coffee in the Networking Surgery
12:15
Masterclass Session 2
13:00
Lunch in the Networking Surgery
14:00
Masterclass Session 3
14:45
Richard Rugg (confirmed)
Head of Public Sector, The Carbon Trust
“Public Sector Leadership; Cutting Carbon, Saving Money”
The Carbon Trust supports over 2,500 public sector bodies in their efforts to cut carbon and save money. Through a wide range of services it provides advice and guidance to help the public sector in responding to both the risks and opportunities that climate change presents. With a renewed focus on the role of the public sector in leading the way, public sector bodies are now increasingly exploring not just the impact of their own estate but that of their wider operations and the services they both provide and procure. This session will highlight support available from the Carbon Trust in greening the supply chain.
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Head of Public Sector, The Carbon Trust
“Public Sector Leadership; Cutting Carbon, Saving Money”
The Carbon Trust supports over 2,500 public sector bodies in their efforts to cut carbon and save money. Through a wide range of services it provides advice and guidance to help the public sector in responding to both the risks and opportunities that climate change presents. With a renewed focus on the role of the public sector in leading the way, public sector bodies are now increasingly exploring not just the impact of their own estate but that of their wider operations and the services they both provide and procure. This session will highlight support available from the Carbon Trust in greening the supply chain.
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15:05
Dr Rachel Mason-Jones (confirmed)
Head of Supply Chain Management, University of Glamorgan
“Greening the Supply Chain: Can Global be Sustainable?”
Dr Rachel Mason-Jones will look at the issue of the constant economic driver for global supply chain development to reduce cost versus the environmental impact of the systems, especially regarding the issue of rising fuel cost as potential traditional fuel sources get smaller, the growing consumer led market driver to provide more sustainable products and services and the difficulties of maintaining true strategic relationships on a global scale.
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Head of Supply Chain Management, University of Glamorgan
“Greening the Supply Chain: Can Global be Sustainable?”
Dr Rachel Mason-Jones will look at the issue of the constant economic driver for global supply chain development to reduce cost versus the environmental impact of the systems, especially regarding the issue of rising fuel cost as potential traditional fuel sources get smaller, the growing consumer led market driver to provide more sustainable products and services and the difficulties of maintaining true strategic relationships on a global scale.
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15:25
Collan Murray (confirmed)
Senior Procurement Manager Central Responsible Procurement Team - GLA Group
“Developing and Implementing a Responsible Procurement Strategy”
Collan will be presenting an introduction to the GLA group’s Responsible Procurement programme, how this is being implemented within the current legal and policy framework, and will provide practical examples of how green procurement has been implemented at a contract level.
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Senior Procurement Manager Central Responsible Procurement Team - GLA Group
“Developing and Implementing a Responsible Procurement Strategy”
Collan will be presenting an introduction to the GLA group’s Responsible Procurement programme, how this is being implemented within the current legal and policy framework, and will provide practical examples of how green procurement has been implemented at a contract level.
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15:45
Question and Answer Session
15:50
Chair's Closing Remarks
16:00
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
16:10
Event Close
