Marrying Risk, Carbon Emissions And Product Compliance For Sustainable Supply Chains (Webinar)
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Executive Summary
Achieving sustainability in your supply chain can be a daunting task. Corporate sustainability leaders face the challenge of marrying their on-the-ground needs with their overall ESG and sustainability strategy whilst managing budget constraints
In this webinar, find out the best practices to optimize your supply chain sustainability strategy.
Discussion topics:
- The current state of the supply chain sustainability market
- Corporate priorities for supply chain sustainability spending
- How different supply chain tools can help you to meet overall ESG goals
About the Authors
Elisa Molero
Senior Analyst
Elisa is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in supply chain sustainability. Her research covers 100 vendors in the supply chain sustainability market, supporting buye...
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Alessandra Leggieri
Senior Analyst
Alessandra is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in carbon management and software for product carbon footprints. Her research spans over 100 vendors in the carbon ma...
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Daniel Garcia
Senior Manager
Daniel is a risk and compliance subject-matter expert (SME), with over 16 years of global experience, having worked for major financial institutions and consulting firms in La...
Chris Sayers
Senior Manager
Chris is a Senior Manager at Verdantix. His current research agenda targets enterprise AI integration and adoption, AI market trends and agentic AI. Chris joined Verdantix in ...
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