There is no bigger or more important topic than that of sustainability.
Your consumers are demanding action to reverse the worrying impacts of climate change, and businesses that fail to respond risk getting left behind.
The window for change is shutting and shutting quickly. But there is still time for your business to act.
Very often, the path to becoming environmentally sustainable can be unclear. Are electric vehicles greener than those powered by combustion? Can installing solar panels and wind turbines solve the energy crisis? How expensive is going green?
At the 2022 Nordic Conference, we invite you to hear from three speakers who have dedicated their careers to answering those questions and more.
They can illuminate opportunities for your company to go green and become environmentally responsible.
Frank Rognli, Partner and Country Manager – ERA Norway –
«Comes with over two decades of experience from change and improvement work within O&G, Global manager for ABB offshore wind and HVDC (power distribution), Water ballast treatment systems for a global shipping fleet pus dozens of environmental and cost improvement projects within ERA. Frank will talk about how environmental improvements can be very profitable and how ERA can support clients to achieve this.»
Elisa Gasperini, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility, Ahlsell Norway –
«People often think that shifting to a greener economy is expensive and infeasible. They think that you must sacrifice your profits to be more sustainable. Ahlsell is one of the Nordic region’s top distributors of building supplies. Elisa will share learning from Ahlsell Norway’s journey towards a 70% reduction of emissions from goods to customers. What value did sustainability bring to the business? How can we take practical, concrete steps towards a brighter, more profitable future?»
Synnøve Bjørke, CEO of Roaf – Romerike Avfallsforedling Iks & Chairman, Avfall Norge –
«Linear supply chains create large amounts of waste. Waste that the planet cannot handle. The solution is a circular supply chain. One that recycles materials from old and obsolete products and turns them into new ones. Companies that have already adopted the model include IKEA, Levi’s, and Patagonia. Synnøve will outline the circular possibilities open to your company and how they might benefit you.»