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GREEN STRATEGY
Thursday 19th November 2009, The River Room, Millbank Tower London, UK
Unlocking Your Green Agenda: Create Support + Win
Funding + Implement Change
Chairman:
Practical strategies developed in conversation across
Roger Harrabin (Chairman),
the business (Board, Operations, Product)
Environment Analyst, BBC
Board Panel:
Joe Greenwell, Chairman, Ford of
Britain
Peter Clarke, Executive Officer, The
British Land Company PLC
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Magued El Daief, Executive Director,
Infrastructure Accounts, GE Energy
Book before 1st October
Sustainability Lead Panel:
Claudine Blamey, Head of Sustainability,
for a £100 discount
SEGRO
Tom Burke CBE, Environmental Advisor,
(£495 instead of £595) +VAT per place
Rio Tinto
Benjamin Kott, Green Business
Operations EMEA, Google
Yulanda Chung, Head of Sustainable
Business, Standard Chartered Bank
Ruth Girardet, Corporate Responsibility
& Community Director, Tesco
Green Strategy 2009 will:
Operations Panel:
1. Enable you to win more support: Bryan Dobson, President, Global
2. Provide insights from top international speakers
Operations, Croda International Plc
3. Elevate the green agenda and effect strategic change
Keith Kenny, Senior Director Supply
Chain, Europe, McDonald's
4. Create a more holistic approach
Simon Ashby, VP, Information Systems
5. Win funding
& Logistics, Sony Europe
6. Walk away with an action plan
Martin Lawrence, MD Energy Sourcing
and Customer Supply, EDF Energy
7. Spot the opportunities
Product Panel:
8. A NEW FORMAT for better information:
Emma Harris, UK Director of Sales and
9. Connect you with the best for fresh and varied thinking
Marketing, Eurostar
10. Keep on going: This is our third year – we’re committed
Luisa Fulci, Director of Marketing
Services, Royal Mail
Mick Bremans, CEO, Ecover
Nicholas Rogers, Director of Design,
Taylor Wimpey
media sponsors
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