Ahead of its Changing Behaviours’ Event, CI Group reveals what eventprofs can expect from the day
TV travel journalist Simon Reeve will be the keynote speaker for CI Group’s Changing Behaviours’ Event (CBE), taking place on 20 October at Kew Gardens’ Nash Conservatory starting at midday.
Simon Reeve is currently presenting a series on BBC 2 about travelling through South America. As an author he has written five books, most recently, last year ‘Journeys to Impossible Places’. Copies will be available at the event for those who like one signed by the author.
The event will bring together more than 80 CEOs, managing directors and department heads from a range of companies to share insights into how to tackle the climate change agenda.
A limited number of complimentary places are still available for those who would like to hear from Reeve and a panel of expert industry speakers.
The speakers include
Neeshe Williams, general council and ESG officer of Pharmanovia,
Elaine Cook, UK marketing director at Intel and David Watt, CEO of the CI Group.
Martin Fullard, editorial director of Mash Media will not only moderate the discussion but also speak about Net Zero Carbon Events , the worldwide conference and events initiative to address climate change.
Event agenda
In partnership with ClimatePartner, at the event, CI Group will introduce its Carbon Calculator developed in association with isla the leading industry body driving events to a net zero future. By accurately estimating total emissions, it provides vital insight into running net zero events, enabling organisations to calculate, offset and reduce their carbon footprint.
David Watt, CEO of the CI Group, explained: “Sustainability has never been higher on the corporate agenda, and as organisations wake up to their environmental responsibility and what it means for their future, every business is viewed through a very different lens today.
“CBE 2022 focuses on what the ESG agenda (environmental, social and governance) means for the commercial world. As consumers increasingly seek out companies with the strongest sustainability credentials, it’s vital that businesses act to become more environmentally effective and accountable.”
The event will provide insights and answers to questions such as:
- How can leaders push businesses beyond carbon neutrality to make real, sustainable change
- What are the immediate shifts that can be made in business to impact climate change for good?
- Why is it important to have a sustainable message?
- How can you become an ethical, sustainable business that communicates your values and success to stakeholders and investors?
Register your interest in the event here.
