Programme PE Sustainability Symposium 2013

Sustaining business success and growth in a resource constrained world Understanding, adapting and improving sustainable business

Symposium february 27 – 28 2013

stuttgart, germany

Once again, PE INTERNATIONAL is hosting its annual sympo-

with these challenges. Largely the direction is clear but what is

constrained world« a high-profile knowledge-sharing event

leadership or incremental change?

sium »Sustaining business success and growth in a resource where sustainability professionals and experts meet to share

the correct level of engagement for your business now – bold

innovative business cases of how sustainability improves their

3-day-Overview:

costs, a consumer preference for sustainable products, in-

Feb 26th

> GaBi Jump-start Workshop > GaBi Customer Workshop

Feb 27th

> Main Symposium (see details overleaf) > Networking evening event

Feb 28th

> Sustainability Workshops > SoFi Customer Workshop

competitive edge in an environment of increasing resource

creasing stakeholder pressure and limited access to talent.

The Symposium 2013 will reveal proven strategies to under-

stand, adapt and grow sustainable business and will seek to

explore the size of the challenge and the required response by when. The aim is to identify best strategies and tactics to deal

Confirmed Participants adidas - Alcatel-Lucent - Allianz - Amcor - Arla Foods - BASF - Bayer MaterialScience - Beiersdorf - BMW - Bombardier - Bosch - Buckman - Bunge Carbon Disclosure Project - Chevron - Cleveland Clinic - Commerzbank - Daimler - Decathlon - DekaBank - Deutsche Fertighaus Holding - Drees & Sommer - Dyson DZ Bank - East Asiatic Company - Edana - Evonik - Faurecia - Fraunhofer - Geze - Hermes Transport Logistics - Hilti - Holcim - Innovia Films - Interface - Jaguar Land Rover John Deere - Johnson Controls - KapStone - Keurig - Knauf Gips - Kingspan Insulation - Lego Group - Lindal Dispenser - LM Wind Power - Mibelle - Migros - Mettler Toledo - Nokia Rio Tinto Alcan - Sasol - Schindler - Siemens - Teijin Aramid - Thyssen Krupp Elevators - ThyssenKrupp Steel - UK Cares - Umicore - Union Investment - Velux - Wacker Chemie Wessling - Worldsteel Association - Yara - Zumtobel….

Who is saying what? – Speakers and programme February 27th 08:00

Registration

9:00 – 10:30

Setting the scene

Product and Organisation Environmental Footprint – Methodological issues and policy outlook Michele Galatola EU Commission DG Environment, Policy Officer

The Commission has been actively working in the last two years on the development of a harmonised methodology for the calculation of the Environmental Footprint of Products (PEF) and Organisations (OEF). PEF and OEF are multi-criteria measures of the environmental performance of products or organisations from a life cycle perspective. Michele will explain why the Commission started to work on this issue, how the work has been carried out, the main elements that will be part of the two methodologies, and the next steps, both in terms of further methodological developments and also policy implementation.

The Italian national programme for the Environmental Footprint

Martina Hauser Ministry for the Environment Land and Sea of the Republic of Italy, Coordinator of the Task Force for the assessment of the environmental footprint of systems and patterns of production and consumption

The presentation from Martina Hauser will explain the initiatives of the Italian Ministry for the Environment and will highlight the important contribution that voluntary activities can play in the global effort toward GHG emissions reduction. Martina will speak about the initiatives to promote sustainable development within the Italian industry and the voluntary Carbon Footprint programme started in 2012, engaging a large number of Italian corporations and associations on this path.

Successful sustainability strategies in a low growth economy Rodolphe d'Arjuzon, Verdantix, Global Head of Research

The tough global economic conditions have led to the reevaluation of many corporate sustainability strategies.

In turn sustainability leaders have been challenged to show how sustainability really adds value to their organisations. So what are the key ingredients of a successful sustainability strategy today? And what do CEOs really think about sustainability?

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break | For a more detailed discussion meet the speakers directly after the session at the roundtables in the lobby.

11:00 – 12:45

Driving transformation in global markets

Life cycle assessment implementation at Chevron - Lessons learned and path forward Jonathan P. Lilien, Chevron, Technical Team Leader - Environment

This presentation will describe Chevron’s recent R&D work on LCA, including a series of pilot tests applying LCA to real-world problems to gauge business value. Jonathan will share lessons learned from Chevron‘s LCA efforts and a path forward for implementing LCA within the company (with potential broader applicability to the oil & gas industry).

From chocolate to solar heating

Alfred T. Ritter, Ritter Group, Chair of the Advisory Board, Owner, Founder Moritz Ritter, Ritter Group, Member of the Advisory Board, Owner

Being ecologically consequent means to think in generations. The third generation of the Ritter family gives us a fine example for lateral business development. For Alfred T. Ritter it is no contradiction to make chocolate and also produce ecological heating systems. For his son Moritz Ritter being »ecoquent« means that innovation does not need to be focused on the classical business fields. The Ritter Carbon Balance Method, developed together with PE, is a new way of using Carbon Footprints as a supervising instrument for the company and a new concept of corporate social responsibility.

Full product transparency – How to cut the fluff out of sustainability Ramon Arratia, Interface, Sustainability Director EMEAI

Ramon Arratia explains how a new world based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) and environmental product declarations (EPDs) can take us away from the past decade of corporate responsibility fluff and towards a more practical era where companies make real social and environmental gains that are based on hard facts.

Sustainable dairy products Richard Laxton, Arla Foods Amba, Global QEHS-Sustainability Manager

Jan Johannesen will present the key factors for a successful implementation of sustainability into the environmental strategy and the implications for the dairy industry.

12:45 – 14:00 Lunch | For a more detailed discussion meet the speakers directly after the session at the roundtables in the lobby.

13:20 – 13:40 optional

Solution Showcase: Experience Product and Enterprise Sustainability Performance

14:00 – 15:15

How to create value through enhanced implementation of the best practices in sustainability

Best practices in corporate and product supply chain sustainability

Live demonstrations of GaBi and SoFi software: See how environmental and sustainability teams can collaborate with Product Design, Marketing, Supply Chain and other business functions to improve sustainability performance.

Piano Bar, presented by PE´s Product Management Jerome Lucaes, Rio Tinto Alcan, Director Product Stewardship

For many years, Rio Tinto has been applying a leading sustainability policy to advance the overall performance of its operations, and to influence progress in the metals industry through leadership roles within ICMM & commodity associations. Learn about the success factors that have enabled Rio Tinto/Rio Tinto Alcan to be seen as one of the leaders in sustainability globally. Exciting new initiatives are underway to further advance responsible practices across the industry.

Insights into BAT's continuing journey in corporate and product supply chain sustainability Gabriella Zahzouh, British American Tobacco (UK), Global Environmental Manager

Hear about BAT's journey towards corporate and product supply chain sustainability. Gabriella will share learnings and insights gained from developed and emerging projects.

Successful integration of sustainability principles into the organisational culture Brad Nemeth, Thyssen Krupp Elevators, Director of Sustainability

This session will showcase the sustainability journey, the commitment from executive management and the integration of the principles into the company’s efforts.

15:15 – 16:00 Afternoon break | For a more detailed discussion meet the speakers directly after the session at the roundtables in the lobby.

15:30 – 15:50 optional

Second opportunity!

Solution Showcase: Experience Product and Enterprise Sustainability Performance Piano Bar, presented by PE´s Product Management

16:00 - 17:30

Sustainability visions, winner strategies and their implementation

»Front loading« product development with sustainability considerations Chuck Grindstaff, Siemens PLM Software, President and CEO

We are witnessing an incredible amount of attention on sustainability in the industry. Traditionally PLM has focused on substance compliance after the design has matured. We now see a clear trend toward product development for the environment (DfE) as an integral part of design from the early concept phase itself. Clearly, there is an opportunity in the industry to tackle the problem in a holistic manner. This keynote session will focus on a framework for enterprise sustainability and will describe the use cases for DfE and the level of maturity of software automation implementations including PLM integration.

Reduce emissions by increasing sales!

Rob Jenkinson, SKF, Director Corporate Sustainability Philippe Weiler, WWF, Senior Partnerships Manager

SKF and WWF will jointly talk about how growth in sales and sustainability improvements in the full life cycle can go hand in hand by focusing on downstream customer emissions.

Both will give highlights and present their experience with WWF‘s Climate Savers Programme and work with climate positive approaches in the context of SKF’s BeyondZero Programme.

Panel discussion moderated by Nigel Topping, Carbon Disclosure Project Chief Innovation Officer of the CDP

19:15 20:00

The bus to the »Museum Schloss Rosenstein« is leaving in front of the Maritim-Hotel.

Don't miss the Networking Evening Event at the »Museum Schloss Rosenstein«

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Sustainability Workshops Feb 26th Feb 28th 11 :00 – 17:00

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GaBi Customer Workshop

GaBi Training »Jump Start«

SoFi Customer Workshop

Environmental Footprint of Products and Organisations

Sustainability – an imperative for business strategies

Sustainable Buildings – Unlock the Value of your Assets

12:30 – 13:30 Business Lunch

13:00 – 14:00 Business Lunch 14:00 – 18:00

14:00 – 18:00

Water Management and Footprinting

Getting started – Life Cycle Assessment

17:00 – 18:00 Blue Hour – Drinks Reception

Venue

Feb. 27th Symposium: Maritim Hotel

Alte Reithalle | Seidenstraße 34 | 70174 Stuttgart

Evening Networking Event: Museum Schloss Rosenstein Rosenstein 1 | 70191 Stuttgart

Feb. 26th & Feb. 28th Conference Center Liederhalle

Berliner Platz 1-3 | Stuttgart

Prices

Symposium

480 Euro

Full-day workshops

680 Euro

Half-day workshops 420 Euro All prices plus 19 % VAT Conference language is English.

Registration

Please register online: www.pe-international.com/symposium PE INTERNATIONAL reserves the right to cancel or postpone the event or parts or to alter the advertised speakers or workshops.

Software Customer Workshops

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