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Post-Conference Workshop - September 17
Evaluating Strategies For Engaging Employees Internally & Increasing External Awareness On Carbon Footprint Measurement & Environmental Sustainability
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We are pleased to anounce our sponsors for Carbon & Environmental Footprint Supply Chain 2008.
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eps corp is a fast growing industry leader developing and implementing financially compelling end-to-end solutions in energy and carbon reduction management for manufacturing and industrial facilities. The company developed xChange Point™ to help customers gather real-time energy data and convert it into actionable management information for both executive and plant management. The company’s integrated product and services suite is delivered using “the eps way™”, an innovative three-step process that maximizes return on investment. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California
For more information visit www.epsway.com
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Environmental Resources Management (ERM) is one of the world’s leading providers of environmental consulting services, with over 3,500 professionals in 145 offices spanning 40 countries. ERM works with around 50% of the Global Fortune 500 companies, transforming environmental challenges into competitive advantage. Our extensive global Energy & Climate Change practice works with the private sector, governments, and international organizations to provide strategic and tactical advice as well as implementation services to address climate change. From carbon footprinting and climate change risk analysis to green branding, we help businesses effectively manage the risks and opportunities that they face in the emerging global carbon market.
For more information visit www.erm.com
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As a vertically integrated player covering the entire carbon credit value chain, First Climate is among the leading companies in the dynamic carbon markets offering integrated carbon asset management services.
First Climate facilitates the development, financing and implementation of CDM, JI and VER projects, offers custom trading and risk management solutions for companies within the EU ETS, and supports the structuring and development of carbon funds. In addition, First Climate is among the world's leading companies for climate neutral services and offers high quality emission reduction credits from a global portfolio.
For more information visit www.firstclimate.com
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Terracycle are sponsoring Carbon & Environmental Footprint Supply Chain 2008.
For more information visit www.terracycle.net
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NatureWorks LLC is the first company to offer a family of commercially available low carbon footprint bioplastics derived from 100 percent annually renewable resources with performance and economics that compete with oil-based plastics and fibers.
Ingeo™ plastics and fibers are used today to create a full and diverse range of finished consumer lifestyle goods. Ingeo is fueling innovation and spearheading a whole raft of creativity across a wide range of products from food & beverage packaging, to food service-ware, clothing, and homeware, to personal care products and durable goods.
Ingeo, ingenious materials made from plants not oil.
For more information visit www.natureworksllc.com
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Futerra are Sponsoring the Evening Drinks Reception on September 15, plus are Post-Conference Workshop Sponsors on September 17.
Evaluating Strategies For Engaging Employees Internally & Increasing External Awareness On Carbon Footprint Measurement & Environmental Sustainability.
For more information visit www.futerra.co.uk
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By sponsoring or exhibiting at the Carbon & Environmental Footprint Supply Chain Summit, you will be able to:
- Network with senior Supply Chain/Procurement and CSR/Environment Directors from the key retailers, consumer product manufacturers and food producers around the world
- Establish what are key requirements for the industry to achieve carbon goals
- Discover potential new partners for consultation and technology
- Present to potential new customers actively looking for new solutions
- Develop new contacts and submit proposals for new business
Key Solution Providers in the following categories will be profiling their capabilities to the audience of senior directors from the Retail and Consumer Goods market:
- Supply Chain Solutions
- Logistics/Distribution Systems
- Data Modeling/Analysis Solutions
- Lifecycle Assessment (LCA)
- Environmental consultancy
- Energy Management
- Data Measurement
- Carbon Reduction
- Supply Chain
- Offsetting
- Sustainability Communications
- Environmental Building Design
- Traceability Technology
For further information e-mail or call (1) 800 721 3915.
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James Hagan, VP, Corporate Environment, Health and Safety, GSK
Kevin Mathews, Director Health and Environmental Affairs, Nestle Waters North America
Deborah Louison, Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Cadbury Americas
Jack McAneny, Director of Legislation and Regulatory Policy, Proctor & Gamble
John Downs, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs & Sustainability, Coca Cola Enterprises
Nancy Hirshberg, Vice President of Natural Resources, Stonyfield Farm
Chip Jones, Senior VP Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability, Dean Foods
James T. Sullivan, Director, U.S. EPA Climate Leaders
Gary Niekerk, Senior Manager, Corporate Responsibility, Intel
Jim Hanna, Director of Environmental Affairs, Starbucks Coffee Company
Amanda Cattermole, Technical Director, Innovation Group, Levi Strauss
Terry A’Hearn, Director of Sustainable Development, EPA, Ministry of Sustainability and Climate Change, Australia
Jerome Webber, Vice President of Fleet Operations, AT&T
Gerry Fishbeck, Vice President, NURRC, LLC
Gail Tavill, VP Sustainable Development, Packaging Research & Development, ConAgra Foods
Terence Ilot, Head of Sustainable Products and Materials, Defra UK
Alison Watson, Senior Analyst, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, New Zealand
Erin Fitzgerald, Director, Social and Environmental Innovation Consulting, Dairy Management, Inc
Maisie Greenawalt, Vice President, Bon Appetit Management Company
David Darr, VP Sustainability and Public Affairs, Dairy Farmers of America
John Hutchings, Sustainable Production General Manager, Fonterra Milk Supply, Fonterra
David Rich, Climate & Energy Program, World Resources Institute
Kevin Mathews, Director Health and Environmental Affairs, Nestle Waters North America
Jodi Visco, Manager, Product Stewardship, BASF Corporation
Gary Niekerk, Senior Manager, Corporate Responsibility, Intel
Suzette Carty, Environmental Performance Analyst, Brown-Forman Group
Kathy Larson, Vice President of Sustainability, Frontier National Products Co-op
Stephen Weir, Director, Weir Total Supply Chain Sustainability
Jim Goddard, Director of Waste Reduction, Nike Considered
Shane Bertsch, Director, Product Development & Global Innovation, HAVI Global Solutions
Steve Davies, Global Marketing Director, NatureWorks LLC
Barbara Close, Vice President of Sponsored Waste, TerraCycle
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