The time for proactive action on Greening Supply Chains has arrived!

Climate change driven expectations from consumers, community groups/NGOs, regulations from Governments and your own CSR/sustainability obligations, demand that you manage the supply chain risks proactively and innovate on this new frontier.

 

Do you have proper methodologies, tools & techniques to eliminate waste & improve your supply chain in line with Corporate Sustainability programs? Are you ready for CSR audits in your Supply Chain & Logistics? Do you have verifiable data to support the claims of green house gas reduction activity within your company?  What liability are you exposing yourself, your board, your organisation to, without a verifiable record set? Does going green have to cost extra? What green supply chain projects are your competitors considering at the moment? How will these projects change the industry perception, pecking order and profitability?  How can you establish your company as a leader in green supply chain while making sustainable profits?  

 

Global Supply Chain Group has developed tools and methodologies to address these issues, and in this presentation Murali will identify the key considerations as you seek to establish a clear actionable plan for transformation to a Green Supply Chain. 

 

Murali Dharan specialises in Sustainability & Supply Chain transformations and Technology Solutions. He has a strong track record of leadership in commercial and non-profit organisations with special interest in CSR. With expertise in strategy and business development, he also teaches Business/Marketing, Competitive Strategies to MBA students. He is a founding member, since 2002, of TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs), the global non-profit network of entrepreneurs, which he built up as President over 6 years. He's the Director, Sustainability at Global Supply Chain Group, specialising in supply chain consulting and solutions.   Besides business, Murali is an active Social Entrepreneur, providing leadership to several non-profit organisations in charity, education & social transformations.

 

Industry and Investment NSW
Level 2, 470 Church Street,
North Parramatta

A parking area is located opposite Industry & Investment in Church Street.

 

11 August 2010 
6:00pm - 8:00pm