Circular Glasgow


Coming Soon!


The Circular Glasgow Network


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ollaboration is key to a circular economy. Just look at the partnership between Adidas and the global ocean waste movement, Parley,


who are working together to create sustainable sportswear made from our plastic waste, or the shoe brand Timberland which has joined forces with tyre manufacturer, Omni United, to recycle tyres into footwear. As the saying goes, "one man’s trash is another man’s treasure" and we truly believe that connecting and networking with like-minded businesses is one of the best ways to identify opportunities.


That is why later this year, Glasgow Chamber of Commerce is launching the Circular Glasgow Network. Glasgow is thriving with innovative and pioneering businesses who are already helping to position Glasgow as a leading circular city. This new network will encourage discussion around what a circular city means for your business, showcase what’s already happening both locally and internationally, and demonstrate how these circular ideas could support our city’s future economy, society and environment. Over the past year, Circular Glasgow has been working primarily with


SME businesses in the city looking to find out what social, economic and environmental benefits the circular economy could bring to their business. Building on this momentum, the Circular Glasgow Network will provide a platform for businesses of any size or sector to connect, network and collaborate with other like-minded businesses in the city. If you would like to find out more about the Circular Glasgow Network and register your interest, please get in touch with Lisa McConnell at lisa.mcconnell@ glasgowchamberofcommerce.com


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