Fall 2009
Women in Logistics BC Event
Topic - Sustainability in Purchasing Practices
The BC Women in Logistics (WIL) are happy to announce an Autumn meeting creating a wonderful networking opportunity.
Be sure to mark Thursday October 15, 2009 on your calendar for the Dinner Speaker, Ruth Abramson, and "how to weave sustainability into your purchasing practices."
Looking for ways to go green? To make the sustainability shift in your organization? To address the complex demands of going carbon neutral with your peers?
Then "Inspiring Change: Generating Triple-Bottom-Line Results" is the workshop for you.
| In this workshop you'll: |
- Examine the business case for sustainability in our sector
- Discover what the province, public sector, and top BC companies are doing to go green
- Share solutions for setting and achieving sustainability goals for your organization
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| TIME: |
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm |
| LOCATION: |
Eagle Creek Facility 7600 Halifax Street, Burnaby, BC |
| Speaker: |
Ruth Abramson |
Our October guest presenter, Ruth, is currently working with PHSA Supply Chain department to look at how they can weave sustainability into their purchasing practices. By factoring the social, economic and ecological aspects of a product into the purchasing decision, we can work with our suppliers to encourage sustainable practices, such as minimizing packing, or recycling electronics. PHSA has taken a leadership role in environmental sustainability. They build their new buildings to LEED® Gold standards and were the first health-care organization in Canada to use LED lights in one of their parking lots. These are just two examples of the types of practices that will help meet the provincial government's requirement to be carbon neutral by 2010.
Enjoy dinner and mingle with your fellow Logistics/Supply Chain minded colleagues for the cost of $38.00 including taxes and gratuities.
Registration for this event is now closed
Check out other Upcoming Events and Training opportunities at www.womeninlogistics.com
This event is co Promoted by The Logistics Institute and Supply Chain & Logistics Association Canada.
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