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In this webinar, we take a fresh look at the future of food in order to help organizations consider their own behaviour and actions when it comes to sustainability.
There is one factor that is on everyone's radar at the moment - Sustainability. The landscape is changing and industries including the food sector are having to evolve rapidly. Consumers are becoming more conscious of their behaviour and how they can be more ethical and reduce their impact on the environment. The shift in landscape and consumer behaviour ultimately will lead to a future which will involve change.
Key topics covered in the webinar:
- Net Zero goals
- Social sustainability to help feed a growing population
- How to drive improvement within your organisation
Our speakers
Martin Townsend - Global Head of Sustainability & Circular Economy - BSI
In his career to date, Martin has worked as an environmental Regulator, advised Ministers, worked with City Mayors and business across the world of all sizes and sectors. Ensuring Sustainability comes alive and is an enabler of business success. Martin has also been a keynote speaker at many international conferences, to ensure as a global community; we accelerate the rate of change while reducing the impact we have.
Martin joined BSI as Global Head for Sustainability and Circular Economy in November 2019 and also sits on several advisory boards for public and private sector organizations to support them in their success.
Shaine Gill-Ohrt - Compliance & Accreditation Manager, Skymark Packaging
Having worked his way from Data Auditor via the internal Auditor and Group Quality Managers role, Shaine then embarked on the journey of Compliance & Accreditation Manager within Skymark Packaging. As part of his role, Shaine has found his passion for developing sustainable solutions to complex issues by assisting in a multitude of projects and environmental improvement initiatives.
Ever the optimist, Shaine is already looking ahead to the next 5 years of opportunities, these include the Net Zero 2050 challenge and its Green House Gas Emissions reductions and Carbon reduction targets, alternative fuel sources for industry, and new recycling technologies.