Monday, February 12 at 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Panelist: John Hoekstra, SVP, Global Sustainability

Description: Scope 3 accounting is important, but supply chains are made of much more than data. The volume of materials and dollars flowing between suppliers, buyers, contractors and logistics providers creates staggering impacts - and offers big opportunities. What makes a "sustainable" or "resilient" supply chain, and how can you ensure your company is building one? Experts share lessons learned around how to source low-carbon ingredients, engage suppliers, mitigate risk, invest in transparency, all while managing and measuring your sustainability impacts toward a more optimal Scope 3 story.​

Monday, February 12 at 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.​​

Panelist: Erin Koch, Director, ESG​

Description: Should we announce our science-based target? How much do we want to say about goals we're missing or changing? Will consumers understand that our emissions “increased” since we started including more real-time data in our calculations? Corporate communicators constantly need to manage these kinds of hurdles and hoops. Learn best practices, workshop scenarios and collect back-pocket strategies for steering your organization through corporate communication pivots you see coming -- and those you don't.

Monday, February 12 at 12:15 p.m.–1:15 p.m.​

Roundtable Host: Samantha Klug, Enterprise Sustainability Director​​

Description: Roundtable Lunches are interactive lunch discussions, moderated by an expert or thought leader, held at roundtables of up to 10 participants. These are freeform discussions, so bring your own challenges, questions, and ideas to talk through and get to know your fellow conference participants. All roundtable lunches are first-come, first-served. 

Monday, February 12 at 3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.​

Panelist: Suzanne Fallender, VP, Global ESG​

Description: How can collaboration within your organization connect siloed business units and unlock potential? Leaders who've succeeded in bridging gaps between diverse teams, fostering cohesive sustainability initiatives and expanding beyond to engage suppliers with impact goals share what works.​

Tuesday, February 13 at 2:45 p.m.–3:45 p.m.​

Panelist: John Hoekstra, SVP, Global Sustainability​

Description: From heavy-duty e-mobility to renewable energy integration, what transformative initiatives can redefine supply chain resilience and uncover groundbreaking approaches to tackle embodied carbon? Join this session to gain actionable insights into driving net zero goals within your supply chain. We’ll explore the power of collaboration, how to embrace innovation and stay ahead in the pursuit of a sustainable future. The examples shared here will leave you inspired and equipped to lead your organization toward a more sustainable and resilient supply chain.

Tuesday, February 13 at 2:45 p.m.–5:15 p.m.​

Panelist: Suzanne Fallender, VP, Global ESG​

Description: There’s an art and a science to changing companies from within. How do you make the financial case for change and collaborate with other leaders to make progress on shared challenges? How can you unblock time sucks? What's the best way to tackle an ambitious goal? Practitioners with proven track records leading change across complex multi-billion-dollar, multi-national businesses share tips, tricks and hard-earned wisdom to help you aim higher and move faster. Be ready to share where you’re spending too much time and the shot you’re excited to take for our climate -- and you'll walk away with a stronger network, new resources to troubleshoot pain points, and a playbook for collective action. ​

Tuesday, February 13 | 4:15-5:15pm  
Panelist: Suzanne Fallender, VP, Global ESG

Description: Raising ‘sustainable’ or ‘green' debt can empower your company to harness capital markets for sustainable transformation — and convey a powerful message of sustainability leadership. How can you effectively manage due diligence, reporting and align sustainability with investor expectations? Finance, sustainable investing and corporate sustainability leaders share strategies for accessing capital markets to fund projects across the E and S of ESG, including real-world cases, challenges and successful approaches for leveraging green bonds and other forms of sustainable financing.