2023 FNZCCI Climate & Sustainability Forum
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The French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (FNZCCI) is pleased to present its upcoming Sustainability committee event.
The Climate and Sustainability Forum aims to raise awareness about the importance of sustainability, share best practices implemented by businesses in New Zealand, and inspire participants with thought provoking discussions on circular economy and decarbonisation.
The two panel discussions will be followed by the Climate Drinks organised in collaboration with Team For The Planet. Expect to enjoy French wine and nibbles.
This forum is open to all individuals and businesses in New Zealand interested in environmental issues and climate change, expand their network and exchange ideas. This peer-to-peer forum is also aimed at CEOs and Heads of in charge of Sustainability in their organisation. This event is an exceptional opportunity for French and New Zealand companies to meet like minded organisations, share knowledge and build partnership.
The event will take place at the HSBC Tower in Auckland, from 4pm to 9pm.
Join us for an evening full of insightful discussions and opportunities!
๐ Thursday, 17 August 2023 | 4:00pm - 8:00pm
๐ HSBC Tower (Level 22, 188 Quay Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010)
๐๏ธ Members $40 (GST inclusive) | Non-members $60 (GST inclusive) (to join the FNZCCI, click here)
โญ๏ธ NEW PRICE | Students, unemployed and speakers guests $25 (GST inclusive)
WHAT TO EXPECT:
4:00pm | Welcome |
4:30pm | Keynote speaker |
4:45pm | Panel 1: 'Circular Economy' James Joyce (Project Manager at Veolia Australia and New Zealand), Yi You (Sustainability Manager at The Warehouse Group), Florian Graichen (General Manager at Scion). |
5:30pm | Short break |
5:45pm | Panel 2: 'Decarbonisation' Fanny Mattens (Head of Strategic Development and Sustainability Development at Airbus Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific), Ali Lowrey (Sustainability Consultant at Edge Impact), Soumya Puri (Senior Product Manager at EROAD), Douglas Wilson (Associate Professor in Civil and Enviromental Engineering at The University of Auckland). |
6:30pm | Closing address |
6:40pm | Climate Drinks co-hosted with Team For The Planet |
Panel 1: 'Circular Economy'
The circular economy is gaining traction in New Zealand as a way to reduce waste and create economic growth. This roundtable discussion brings together industry leaders, innovative organisations and sustainability experts to explore the challenges and opportunities of implementing a circular economy in New Zealand.
Topics of discussion include: the importance of collaboration between government, businesses, and communities; the potential for new jobs and industries; innovative solutions for reducing waste and increasing resource efficiency; and how to measure and track progress towards a circular economy.
Through sharing insights and experiences, the panel aims to inspire action towards a more sustainable future for New Zealand.
Panel 2: 'Decarbonisation'
Decarbonisation is a critical issue for New Zealand as the country seeks to meet its climate goals and transition to a low-carbon future. This roundtable discussion brings together industry leaders, innovative organisations, and experts to explore the challenges and opportunities of decarbonising New Zealand's economy.
Topics of discussion include: the role of renewable energy, carbon pricing, and regulation in driving decarbonisation; the potential for innovation and new technologies to support the transition to a low-carbon economy; the importance of community engagement and participation in decarbonisation efforts; and how to ensure a just transition that supports workers and communities affected by the shift away from carbon-intensive industries.
Through sharing insights and experiences, the panel aims to identify practical steps towards a decarbonised future for New Zealand.
Thanks to HSBC for hosting us. |
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The FNZCCI team is very proud to have HSBC as host of this special Climate & Sustainability Forum. HSBC is one of the worldโs largest banking and financial services organisations. They serve approximately 39 million customers through their global businesses: Wealth and Personal Banking, Commercial Banking, and Global Banking & Markets. Their network covers 62 countries and territories in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, North America and Latin America. |
HSBC Tower
188 Quay Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010