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Creating environmental and social sustainability across your supply chains has never been more important. For many organisations, prioritising sustainability is nothing new. As others across the public and private sector make urgent changes to meet the demands of legislation and the expectations of their workforce and market, those who have been leading on sustainability find themselves in a position to share knowledge and collaborate to create a much-needed inclusive and sustainable economy.
Events like the Social Procurement Festival offer a chance for people across supply chains and with varying degrees of experience to connect, share best-practice and work together towards a more sustainable future. We asked sustainability leaders who will be speaking at the festival about the need to adopt social procurement, the benefits of collaboration and the importance of social procurement events.
Why is social procurement so important to your organisation? Sheryl Moore, Group social sustainability manager at Kier
Why is it important to adopt social procurement now?
Diane Crowe, Head of Group Sustainability at Reconomy
What is the benefit of collaborating with other organisations to achieve social procurement?
Yasmin Halai-Carter, Co-founder of Ethstat Ethical Stationery
Sheryl Moore, Group social sustainability manager at Kier
How important are events for taking steps to successfully implement social procurement?
Diane Crowe, Head of Group Sustainability at Reconomy
Yasmin Halai-Carter, Co-founder of Ethstat Ethical Stationery
What are you most looking forward to about the Social Procurement Festival?
Sheryl Moore, Group social sustainability manager at Kier
Yasmin Halai-Carter, Co-founder of Ethstat Ethical Stationery
To learn about creating social value and sustainability across supply chains and to collaborate with procurement managers, sustainability leaders, social enterprise suppliers, decision makers and policy makers, register for the Social Procurement Festival.
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