Welcome and introduction
Kate Lowe, Chemical Watch News & Insight, Enhesa Product Intelligence
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Agenda
Session 1 – The Global Picture
Unep's vision for connecting with industry and moving the global process toward a more open and transparent approach to sharing information on chemicals and waste
Monika MacDevette, United Nations Environment Programme (Unep)
SAICM, ICCM5 and the 'beyond 2020 instrument', from an industry perspective
- The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)
- International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM 2006 - 2022)
- Stakeholder’s initiatives for Safer Sustainable Chemicals Management
Kenkichi Fujii, Kao Corporation
Human rights in the context of chemicals
Baskut Tuncak, Toxics Use Reduction Institute, TURI
Q&A
Break and networking
Session 2 – EU regulation impacting chemical and product supply chains
Session moderator
Geraint Roberts, Freelance journalist and researcher
The EU’s chemicals strategy for sustainability: an overview of what’s most relevant to industry players
Cristina de Avila, European Commission
Industry challenges for developing a sustainable product strategy
Sylvie Lemoine, Cefic
Industry experience of complying with their Scip database obligations
Raj Takhar, Assent
Q&A
Break and networking
Veeva sponsor workshop: Delivering Chemical Compliance With Speed and Scale: The Case for Digital Transformation in Regulatory Affairs
Regulatory and Product Stewardship teams in chemical companies are continually being asked to do more with less. At the same time, greater insight and transparency is being demanded by customers, partners and regulators. Join our workshop to learn how a digitally enabled Regulatory Affairs can help drive greater value for the customer and for the business.
David Maher, Veeva Europe
Session 3 – Challenges and rewards of successfully tackling supply chain information exchange in Europe and North America
Session moderator
Leigh Stringer, Chemical Watch News & Insight, Enhesa Product Intelligence
A – Challenges for disclosure of substances in articles
Global lead strategic marketing and sustainability - working with suppliers towards ingredient transparency in the building industry
Sjoerd Dijkstra, Covestro AG; Raefer Wallis, Reset Ap, Canada
Chemical footprint methodology
Cheri Peele, Toxic-Free Future
Challenges and rewards of measuring a chemical footprint
Jennifer Reece, HP Inc
Q&A
Break and networking
B - Ingredient transparency
How investors are expecting greater transparency on chemicals
Eugenie Mathieu, Aviva
Focus on green chemistry: what are funders looking for, and how can they help drive innovation?
Martin Mulvihill, Safer Made
Humanscale - transparency in the supply chain
Jane Abernethy, Humanscale
Why companies should be disclosing their chemical ingredients - trends in the US
Mike Schade, Toxic-Free Future, United States