Published 03-17-21
Submitted by Economist Events
LONDON, March 17, 2021 /CSRwire/ - The Economist’s sixth annual Sustainability Week takes place on March 22nd - 25th 2021. Join over 7,000 attendees and 70+ speakers to explore how firms can effectively measure, analyse, transform and scale their sustainability initiatives. Key themes will include emissions and the race to net zero, circularity, biodiversity and natural capital, and society.
Speakers include:
View the agenda and full speaker line up here.
Event sponsors:
Diamond sponsors: HSBC, IBM, Shell
Platinum sponsor: Accenture, AIB, KAPSARC
Supporter: JTI
Gold sponsors: AB InBev, CANDRIAM, Google Cloud, GfK, The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, National Grid, NatWest Group, Wood
Silver sponsors: Alfa Laval, Deloitte, Euler Hermes, ExxonMobil, Invesco, Nomad Foods, Tetra Pak, Wellington Management
PR agency: Porter Novelli
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Get in touch:
Press enquiries:
For more information, or to request an interview with an event speaker, please contact:
Roisin Miller, Porter Novelli | +44 7966 221032 | roisin.miller@porternovelli.co.uk
Press registration:
Press can register free for the event via our press link here.
Attendee registration:
Attendees can register free for the event via our guest link here.
To view the event website, please click here.
Social:
Follow the event on Twitter @EconomistEvents #EconSustainability
About The Economist Events
The Economist Events’ philosophy is to tackle issues with a forward-looking, uniquely global perspective. We aim to create events for the intellectually curious: people who enjoy ideas and who are passionate about the issues that define our world.
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Economist Events brings the rigour of informed analysis and intelligent debate that The Economist is known for to life on stage in international forums. We host over 80 events annually in over 30 countries on topics that convene world-class thought leaders on a range of strategic business issues.
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