Evolving For Greater Impact: Welcome to the Responsible Supply Chain Conference
From commitments to delivery across climate, circularity, human rights and data
Responsible supply chains are now a board-level operational issue: regulation is tightening, Scope 3 expectations are rising and circular economy requirements are moving from ambition to enforcement. Responsible Supply Chain Conference London is a one-day, face-to-face event for leaders who need to turn strategy into measurable delivery across complex value chains.
What you’ll take back to the business
- Clearer direction on what regulators, investors and customers will expect next and how to evidence progress
- Practical supplier governance and due diligence approaches that reduce exposure in higher-risk categories
- Decision-ready Scope 3 delivery: better data foundations and a clearer route from measurement to action
- Circularity and EPR actions translated into operational steps that reduce waste cost and protect margin
- Where technology helps most: traceability, certification, monitoring and AI-enabled assurance
- How to move from pilots to embedded delivery: KPIs, ownership, incentives and cross-functional governance
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Speakers 2025
Who Attends
Responsible Supply Chain Conference London brings together the people responsible for delivery, assurance and governance of supply chain sustainability:
- Brand owners: retailers, manufacturers, hospitality and consumer brands
- Logistics and supply chain operators: 3PLs/4PLs, transport and warehousing leaders
- Solution providers: technology, data, sustainability, compliance and risk specialists
- Policy and public sector: regulators and stakeholders shaping expectations
The Conference
Across one intensive day, the Responsible Supply Chain Conference focuses on the decisions that determine whether responsibility is real in practice: product and packaging design choices, supplier due diligence and assurance, credible emissions reporting and reduction, operational decarbonisation and the operating model required to embed progress.
Key themes
Net zero and Scope 3 • Circularity, eco-design and EPR • Human rights due diligence • Nature and TNFD • Data, traceability and assurance • Skills and operating model
Why It Matters
From raw material extraction to last-mile delivery, supply chains are being tested by disruption, higher disclosure expectations and growing scrutiny of labour, sourcing and environmental impact. Organisations that can evidence progress, manage risk in their supplier base and convert sustainability goals into operational execution will be better placed to protect reputation, maintain access to markets and build resilience.
CPD Hours
This conference offers 3 CPD hours, accredited by The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).
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