SustainabilityX
RetailX
SustainabilityX is a half-day event in London, offering retail leaders insights into sustainable practices through expert discussions and networking opportunities.
SustainabilityX is a half-day event scheduled to take place at Houndsditch in London.
Attendees can anticipate:
- Valuable Insights from Industry Leaders: Gain knowledge from prominent figures such as Natalie Deacon, Head of Purpose and Sustainability at Avon, and Neil Bradford, Group Sustainability & Procurement Director at JD Sports, who will share strategies on integrating sustainability into business models.
- Comprehensive Policy Analysis: Understand the latest policy changes and their implications for brands, ensuring your company stays ahead of regulations while championing sustainability.
- Innovative Approaches to Carbon Reduction: Learn how companies are adopting transparency and innovation to meet stringent carbon reduction targets, providing practical approaches to environmental responsibility.
- Exploration of Circular Economy Practices: Examine how the retail industry is evolving as brands extend product lifecycles through circularity, offering new avenues for revenue and customer engagement.
This paid event offers a unique platform for professionals to delve into sustainable retailing practices, network with peers, and gain actionable strategies to enhance both environmental and business performance.
For more details, visit the event website.
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