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Individual tickets are priced £195 +VAT.
Limited number of free places for CE members.
APRES members receive a 20% discount.
Email [email protected] for discount codes.
If not now, then when? Responsible Sourcing and Procurement for Infrastructure Projects
The 8th Annual APRES Conference takes a cross supply chain approach to best practice examples of responsible sourcing and procurement for infrastructure projects.
Attend to hear from clients of the leading national infrastructure projects:
– How they are following through on their commitments to promote sustainably sourced materials
– How responsible sourcing procurement and performance contributes to the raising of funding
– How responsible sourcing is delivered within a social value policy framework at group and product level
Learn from professional institutions, certification bodies and membership organisations, how they are:
– Embedding responsible sourcing in procurement qualifications and frameworks
– Providing an evidence base of responsible sourcing for certified infrastructure projects
– Demonstrating the economic, social and environmental value of responsible sourcing
Programme
09.00 Coffee and conference registration
09.25 Welcome – Jim McClelland, Event Chair, Professor Jacqui Glass, University College London
09.30 Embedding responsible procurement at scale
10.30 Panel Q&A
10.50 Refreshment break
11.20 Facilitated Workshop
12.30 Lunch
13.40 How responsible sourcing frameworks are being delivered
14.40 Panel Q&A
15.00 Refreshment break
15.30 APRES’s role in the promotion of responsible sourcing
16.30 Conference end and depart
Speakers
Sustainable business and supply chains lie at the heart of Clare’s approach to business delivery. She’s also motivated by leading, inspiring and enabling people to perform brilliantly – teams and suppliers.
Darren has been working for the past eighteen years within the environmental sustainability management and Corporate Responsibility field of the construction industry on projects such as London 2012 Olympic Park and Village, HS2, Channel Tunnel Rail Link and restoration projects
Dave, an Environmental Technology Masters Graduate from Imperial College London, has spent over 20 years working internationally, across multiple industries to advance sustainable business practices.
Neill manages all aspects of the IHRB Migrant Workers programme and helped oversee the development of the Dhaka Principles for Migration With Dignity - a set of human rights based principles.
Tim Rudin has been working in the field of Responsible Procurement at Transport for London (TfL) and the Greater London Authority (GLA) for over twelve years. He is currently Head of the GLA Group Central Responsible Procurement Team.
Individual tickets are priced £195 +VAT.
Limited number of free places for CE members.
APRES members receive a 20% discount.
Email [email protected] for discount codes.
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