Agenda

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  1. Registration and coffee

  2. Welcome and introduction

    Moderator

    Nhat Nguyen Nhat Nguyen
    Chief Analyst, Enhesa Product
  3. Session four: The role of standards and certification for greener products
  4. Truth in labeling: Federal and state environmental marketing claims activity

    • current state of environmental marketing claims policy development in the U.S.;
    • specific claims that may be impacted, and how; and
    • ways that stakeholders can get engaged.
    Molly Blessing Molly Blessing
    Vice President of Sustainability & Product Stewardship, Household & Commercial Products Association
  5. Utilising environmental performance standards

    • UL involvement in EPEAT Program;
    • UL ECOLOGO Program;
      • covering internal and external standards for Sustainable Product Certification, Environmental Claim Validation, and BIFMA; and
    • UL GreenGuard Certification Program
    Zach Guthrie Zach Guthrie
    EPEAT Program Manager, UL Environment
  6. The increasing importance of ecolabels for consumer trust & how to get certified

    A growing portion of consumers now consider the safety and sustainability of products in their purchasing decisions, but both consumers and regulators are increasingly skeptical of companies??? sustainability claims. This session will cover:

    • how companies can use ecolabels to stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving marketplace;
    • the product sustainability attributes consumers value most and current consumer sentiment about ecolabels;
    • emerging issues in chemicals and green claims; and
    • the elements of Green Seal???s certification standard
    Doug Gatlin Doug Gatlin
    CEO, Green Seal
  7. Q&A session

  8. Refreshment break

  9. Session 5: Corporate sustainability goals
  10. On the road to transforming our portfolio for a sustainable future

    • our journey???s lessons and progress;
    • measuring product material circularity; and
    • culture and integration
    Andrew Liu Andrew Liu
    Global Product Sustainability Strategy Leader, Chemours
  11. Retailer report card: Four essential elements for a safer marketplace

    • overview of the Retailer Report Card;
    • the Four Essential Elements for a Safer Marketplace framework for retailers; and
    • hazardous chemical classes, individual chemicals, and plastics retailers should substitute
    Mike Schade Mike Schade
    Director, Mind the Store, Toxic-Free Future, United States
  12. Rising to the challenge of product sustainability

  13. Q&A session

  14. Lunch break and networking

  15. Welcome back

    Moderator

    Nhat Nguyen Nhat Nguyen
    Chief Analyst, Enhesa Product
  16. Session 6: Practical insights
  17. Where to start on your sustainability journey

    Lauren Johnson Lauren Johnson
    Global Sustainability, Product Stewardship, and Regulatory Leader, CovationBio
  18. Effectively navigating non-compliances

    • case studies of real non-compliance incidents of varying scope and severity;
    • do???s and don???ts when managing non-compliance incidents; and
    • best practices to minimize future non-compliance incidents
    Sonia Razzaque Sonia Razzaque
    Vice President Regulatory Compliance and Product Stewardship, Michelman Inc.
    Lianne Mantione Lianne Mantione
    Attorney, Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
  19. Q&A session

  20. Refreshment break

  21. Session 7: Supply Chain Traceability
  22. Supply chain tools for sustainability within the electronics industry

    • drivers of sustainability (legal, market and stakeholder demands);
    • emerging requirements and areas of focus (CSRD, supply chain due diligence laws, GHG reporting, ecodesign mandates); and
    • Responsible Business Alliance tools to facilitate supply chain alignment for reporting, disclosure, and sustainability best practices
    Holly Evans Holly Evans
    Senior Vice President, Environmental Policy & Legal Affairs, Responsible Business Alliance
  23. Key trends and drivers shaping corporate approaches to responsible sourcing programs

  24. Q&A session

  25. Close of day two and conference

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