• What are the OECD Guidelines for responsible business practise and how do they apply to my business/supply chain
• Understanding relevant environmental, human rights and governance risks in your supply chain
• The common gaps in companies’ due diligence processes that lead to adverse impacts
  

• The role of procurement and category management in translating net‑zero ambition into operational decision‑making
• Insights on working with suppliers—large and small—to build capability, improve data quality and accelerate emissions reduction across multi‑tier supply chains
• Practical lessons from embedding sustainability into commercial processes while maintaining resilience, value and continuity of patient‑critical supply

• Circular economy principles and benefits for your organisation
• Circular economy business models and case studies
• Support and resources available
  

Kingfisher plc is a UK-based home improvement retail group headquartered in London and listed on the FTSE 100

• The role of AI, IoT, blockchain, and advanced analytics—in driving transparency, efficiency, and circularity across supply chains
• Understand how digital innovation supports sustainability goals
• Identifying practical pathways for technology adoption and collaboration
  

• How DIY retail can influence customer behaviour at scale by making lower-impact choices more accessible, desirable, and commercially viable
• The practical approaches to embedding sustainability across the retail value chain
• Why the future of sustainable home improvement depends on balancing environmental responsibility with quality, affordability, and customer trust

• What is the required pace of change to deliver against SBTI and climate commitments?
• How do you change businesses out of your direct control?
• What must I prioritise today, to make change happen?

• SAP is a global software company that helps businesses manage operations such as finance, supply chains, human resources, and customer relationships. 

• Responsible supply chains are built through relationships and collaboration, not just requirements and policies
• Progress depends on starting with imperfect data and improving transparency and capability over time
• Culture and people engagement are critical to embedding responsible practices across complex value chains

• Prioritise certifications that align with global climate goals and stakeholder expectations
• Build trust by embedding transparency and accountability across your supply chain
• Position your company as a leader in credible, monitored climate action
  

• Embedding traceability and ethical sourcing across global supplier networks
• Leveraging partnerships to drive measurable sustainability outcomes
• Using data to balance risk, resilience, and responsibility at scale

• Persistent disruptions expose limits of reactive, short-term coping strategies
• Rising social, environmental, and geopolitical risks demand adaptive supply chain design
• Strengthen resilience through early signal detection, rapid validation, and coordinated interventions

• Understanding how AI technologies enhance supply chain visibility and accountability
• Explore practical approaches to implementing AI solutions
• Identify opportunities and risks in AI adoption