Supply Chain Canada - Supply Chain resilience defined
28 April
- Lizzie Black
- April 20, 2022
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While the Covid-19 crisis provoked procurement teams to rethink their supply chain sustainability strategies (generally, to optimize for resilience vs “just in time”).
New forces are causing leaders to raise the ambition of their sustainable procurement programs beyond resilience to driving measurable “improvement and Impact.”
In this webinar…
- Trends and forces including new regulations, the convergence of ESG reporting frameworks, a radical shift in Climate action expectations and strategy, and growth in greenwashing scrutiny/accusations
- How leading procurement teams can respond to set Impact and Improvement as their new “North Star” for their programs: what tools / indicators (including an update to the EcoVadis Carbon Action Module) and engagement strategies they are using to not just monitor, but engage suppliers in an improvement journey for environmental, social and ethical performance
- Hear highlights of the latest EcoVadis Network Impact Report, illustrating some of the powerful actions and results from the Network
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