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Reduce, re-use, remanufacture & recycle
Sustainable Manufacturing Symposium, brought to you by The Manufacturer magazine, is the UK’s most senior gathering of sustainability-minded manufacturing leaders. Created to ensure that they can come together for the third year to discuss how to implement the environmental best practices and leverage digital technologies to accelerate sustainability goals.
Now more than ever, manufacturers need to be able to future proof their organisations with a reduce, reuse, remanufacture and recycle strategy to reach net zero.
75
Delegates
25
Speakers
6
Key Topics
6
Sponsors
4
Keynotes
1
Panel Debate
Ideas and inspiration from every sector…
Sustainable Manufacturing Symposium is designed for mid-large sized manufacturing businesses, including but not limited to, food and beverage, aerospace, defence, automotive, electronics, pharma and FMCG sectors.
Delegates will learn the best sustainable digitalisation practices for reaching Net Zero and carbon footprint targets, reducing energy, water and waste, collecting and applying actionable data to increase output and quality, and developing collaborative partnerships and ecosystems throughout the supply chain to reduce costs and increase operational efficiency.
Sustainable Manufacturing Symposium features an innovative and interactive conference format featuring both plenary presentations and interactive discussion rooms led by industry leaders. This allows you to:
- learn from thought leaders and case-study experiences
- receive direct advice from sustainability experts relating to your specific questions or issues.
Benefit from a day of in-depth case studies, thought-provoking discussions, and networking.
WHO SPOKE IN 2022
Natasha Mosscrop
Natasha Mosscrop has worked at Kerry for 17 years, joining on their commercial graduate programme. Natasha is an experienced Social Sustainability Leader and over her career in Kerry has worked in roles spanning Sales, Category, Trade Marketing and Strategy. Prior to her current role as Social Sustainability Lead, Natasha was Head of Inclusion and Diversity for Kerry Foods where she succeeded in building a strategy, roadmap and champion network for the business. Credited with extensive knowledge in managing change, collaboration and influence and the power of culture, she is passionate about enabling people to be at their best and the tangible benefits to business that this brings.
Oriol Margó
Oriol Margó is the Sustainability Transformation Leader for Kimberly-Clark in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). He’s responsible for developing and implementing the sustainability strategies on Climate, Plastics, Water and Climate footprint programs as well as Social Impact bringing a transformational approach to accelerate execution. In the past, Oriol covered different areas of responsibility for Kimberly -Clark across EMEA in Value Stream, Cost Transformation, Research and Development, Engineering Project Management and Manufacturing with assignments and projects across its European Mills. Oriol has an MSc in Industrial Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and a Post-Master Technological degree (PDEng) from the Eindhoven University of Technology.
Sara Halliday
Sara joined Severfield in 2016 as part of the health and safety team. It was whilst carrying out this role that she developed a passion for sustainability and became the first dedicated sustainability colleague within Severfield. In this role she assists in managing and developing Severfield’s sustainability performance, and building relationships across the business and wider industry to ensure that sustainability is at the heart of everything that Severfield does.
Steve Evans
Director of Research Industrial Sustainability IfM (Institute for Manufacturing), University of Cambridge
Steve Evans
Professor Steve Evans leads research at the Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge that seeks to deliver sustainable change at scale. This includes programmes in sustainable business model innovation, system transformation, the limits of efficiency and sustainable policy making in developing countries. He spent 15 years in industry and has over 30 years of academic experience which includes working collaboratively around the globe. In 2019, Steve was recognised by his peers for academic excellence by his election as Member of Academia Europaea. He has been Specialist Adviser to the House of Lords and is also a serial clean-tech start-up founder.
Event Information
Virtual
16 July 2022
Tickets available from 12 April
2022 EVENT SPONSORS
Co-organiser
Gold Sponsor
